NikSoft Technology/Software

MuleSoft Anypoint Platform Administrator - AWS GovCloud

United States In person Full-time

US Citizenship required.

This role is not a MuleSoft Developer (it is an Administrator).

We are seeking a highly skilled MuleSoft Platform Administrator with dedicated, hands-on AWS GovCloud and MuleSoft Government Cloud experience to architect, maintain, and secure our mission-critical integration environment. In this role, you will bridge the gap between traditional enterprise integration and cloud-native orchestration while enforcing stringent federal security compliance standards.

This role focuses entirely on platform architecture, microservices deployment, and federal security hardening rather than building individual code integrations.

Core Responsibilities

  • Infrastructure: Deploy and maintain Anypoint Runtime Fabric (RTF) on AWS GovCloud and Kubernetes.
  • Automation: Provision scalable cloud resources using Terraform and automated CI/CD pipelines.
  • Security: Harden environments to meet FedRAMP, DoD IL4/IL5, and NIST 800-53 standards.
  • Operations: Manage API clustering, production monitoring, and log aggregation via Splunk or CloudWatch.
  • Experience: 3+ years managing MuleSoft platforms; 7+ years in enterprise IT infrastructure.
  • Compliance: U.S. Citizenship required with an active CompTIA Security+ certification.
  • US Citizenship required.

What This Job Is NOT

  • This is an Infrastructure and Operations role, not a software engineering position. The following standard MuleSoft Developer responsibilities are not relevant to this job:
  • Writing Mule Code: Developing application logic, DataWeave transformations, or custom Java components.
  • Building Flows: Designing orchestrations, message processors, and error-handling routines in Anypoint Studio.
  • API Design: Writing RAML or OpenAPI definitions for new business applications.
  • Unit Testing: Creating and executing MUnit test suites for specific integration code.

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