The Senior Developer who has expertise on Mulesoft and has worked with the API development team alongside, architects, clients and other stakeholders involved to implement MuleSoft APIs and workflows required by the business. This role will require knowledge in MuleSoft's Anypoint Studio and Anypoint Platform which includes Design Center, Runtime Manager, API Manager, Exchange, etc. The candidate must be capable of understanding business requirements, working with stakeholders and implementing complex integrations.
Responsibilities: Analyze and designs the system requirements. Provide a centralized service for securely storing and managing API access tokens and their expiration times. Create RAML Specifications as API contracts for development. Understand and implement Dataweave scripts. Understand Flex Gateway implementations Ensuring audit requirements can be meet by extracting information from Mulesoft when required Deploy APIs to Cloudhub, Runtime Fabric, On-prem workers, etc.
Practice API-Led Connectivity. Implement Basic Policies in API Manager. Create/Manage Basic CI/CD Pipelines (Maven Plugin, Azure Devops, etc.) Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree or equivalent previous work experience 5 -7 years of experience with MuleSoft Development experience with APIs (ie: REST, SOAP, etc) Development experience with File Processing using MuleSoft. Experience with the following technologies: XML, JSON, SOA integration Preferably previous EDI and Healthcare experience.
Experience with SQL Should perform unit testing, assists with system and user testing, fixing identified errors and bugs Strong experience troubleshooting and resolving priority production incidents within the SLAs Ability to collaborate effectively with various stakeholders including Architecture, IT, Business, External Vendor, Systems Support teams to drive the incident resolution. Strong skills in proactive and preventive monitoring Good Communications Skills Previous Tech Lead experience is nice to have
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