Micro Focus Programmer Analyst
About the job
- A bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field is required.
- Experience with Unix is required.
- Experience with Micro Focus COBOL is required.
- Experience with COBOL on an IBM mainframe is required.
- Five years of demonstrated application design and development knowledge in one or more of object-oriented programming, .NET, Java/J2EE, SQL, TFS, or Cobalt is required.
- Working knowledge of the software development life cycle and commonly used quality assurance concepts, practices, and procedures is required.
About the company
NYGCI provides technology services including IT consulting, data protection, and application performance management. Its services cover transforming, building, and operating IT infrastructure and business processes for clients to boost productivity and performance, with offerings such as infrastructure consulting, application development, managed IT services, cloud services, and business process outsourcing. The company helps clients by combining deep business insight with technology knowledge to implement end-to-end solutions for Fortune Global 500 clients, across 27+ states in the US and a operations footprint in India. Unlike some peers, NYGCI emphasizes end-to-end delivery, scale, and a blend of business and technology strategy to meet client needs. The goal is to help customers maximize performance and achieve their vision by delivering practical, integrated technology and process improvements.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Hempstead, New York
Founded
2007
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- NYGCI expanded operations into Morocco on January 13, adding offshore capacity.
- The company says it opened in Brazil and Poland, widening sales reach.
- Its latest-news page still lists HP, NASSCOM, and Singapore manpower registrations.
What critics are saying
- NYGCI owed $102,332.96 in H-1B back wages after a 2024 Labor ruling.
- The ruling said NYGCI marketed benched workers without USCIS withdrawal notices.
- If H-1B compliance breaks again, NYGCI loses its labor-arbitrage model.
What makes NYGCI unique
- Founded in 2007, NYGCI sells SAP, IT, and managed-services work across 10+ regions.
- Sharp has used NYGCI as a preferred SAP partner for 8+ years.
- NYGCI touts global delivery from the U.S., India, Morocco, Poland, Brazil, and UAE.
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