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Mulesoft Developer (Washington DC-Baltimore Area)

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creative global consultingBethesda (MD)

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Mulesoft Developer
POP: 12+ months Location: Remote; local to Reston, VA must report on-site 4 days a week REQUIRED SKILLS 5+ years of hands-on MuleSoft development experience MuleSoft Certified Developer Level 1 or equivalent demonstrated expertise Strong RAML/OpenAPI, DataWeave, REST, JSON/XML and OAuth skills Experience with MUnit, API lifecycle management, governance and CI/CD Experience integrating SaaS applications with cloud data services Strong interface-documentation and troubleshooting skills • ServiceNow, AWS or DynamoDB integration experience preferred
PREFERRED SKILLS: Experience working with AWS Cloud Components (Cloud Watch, SQS, S3, Dynamo DB) Experience with Mulesoft Anypoint Platform Admin and monitoring TASKS Analyzes, designs, and develops client's information systems and program specifications; involved in creation of specification/requirements, and maintenance/ design/build /test phases of systems and applications. May also be asked to provide technical support and analysis of infrastructure projects and production environment; develop upgrade/improvement recommendation; monitor, plan, and measure impact of new products and services. Codes, test and debugs applications and programs. May participate in the application design of systems, including use of analytical techniques. Develops program specifications and detail design documents. Assists in testing, training, and preparation of operations.

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