AS400 (IBM i) Technical Analyst — Contract (Phase I, 200 Hours)
Overview
An experienced AS400 (IBM i) Technical Analyst is needed to complete a comprehensive assessment of data associated with a legacy Electronic Health Record (EHR) application operating in a V7R4 IBM i environment.
This focuses on analyzing data within the legacy system to identify information that meets client data‑retention requirements and to support the identification of data that may qualify for migration to a repository or to the current EHR system. The position may also involve gathering requirements related to data needs.
Responsibilities
• Review the DB2 database and identify relevant files and data sets required to meet North Dakota data‑retention requirements.
• Analyze RPG code, if needed, to determine data origins and relationships affecting retention and migration requirements.
• Conduct discovery sessions with legacy system end users to understand process flows, and collaborate with current EHR staff and technical teams to clarify data requirements in the current system.
• Review existing documentation and technical materials.
• Deliver a comprehensive assessment and recommended next steps for Phase II.
Required Qualifications
• At least 5 years of experience working with IBM i / AS400 environments.
• Strong DB2 knowledge, including data analysis.
• Proficiency in RPG (III, IV).
• Experience documenting complex legacy environments.
• Strong communication skills with the ability to present technical findings to non‑technical audiences.
Preferred Qualifications
• Experience with Electronic Health Record application and data sets.
• • Experience preparing migration roadmaps or architectural assessments.
Engagement Details
• Estimated Hours: 200 for Phase I
• Potential Extension: Additional work anticipated for Phase II (database migration and related tasks)
• Start Date: June 2026
• Location: Remote
Deliverables
Comprehensive assessment and findings report with recommended next steps for Phase II.
Stakeholder presentation summarizing findings.