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Title Visual FoxPro Developer — Remote (South America) About 123 EDI 123 EDI has been a leader in Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) software since 1991, helping retail, distribution, and transportation companies across the US and Canada move business data seamlessly. We're a small, established team looking for a skilled Visual FoxPro developer to join us remotely. Why This Role • Opportunity to work at a 30+ year company in a specialized niche • Fully remote, flexible location within South America • Direct impact: your code runs live in client operations What You'll Do • Maintain and enhance our proprietary Visual FoxPro-based software • Develop and optimize EDI translation maps (X12 format) for POs, shipping notices, invoices • Build and maintain APIs to integrate third-party systems • Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues directly with clients • Work independently while collaborating with a small, experienced team What We're Looking For • 3+ years of hands-on Visual FoxPro experience • Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or related field (or equivalent experience) • Strong written and spoken English • Able to work US Eastern hours • Self-directed problem solver, comfortable owning issues end-to-end Nice to Have • Experience with AWS environments and Windows networking • API integration experience • Background with US-based clients • Familiarity with inventory or order fulfillment systems Details • Full-time position • Fully remote • Schedule: US Eastern hours (8:30 AM–5:00 PM EST), observing US holidays • Competitive compensation and benefits
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