US_East | Software Developer - Workflow_L2

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redolentPennsauken (NJ)

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Senior

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$82.00 per hour

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Workflow Developer Possible 3 Month CTH | No Fees | Do Not Re-Post | Confidential Submit candidates under their legal name and use only Capgemini template IMPORTANT INFORMATION:Role: Workflow Developer
Work Location: Middletown, NJ
Rate: $82/hrAI Please send it with this information:
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  • Project Manager - Experience ?= Eleven to Eighteen Years
  • Project Manager - Proficiency in Proficient
  • Project Manager - How Recent in Less than 3 YearsMaster or B.S or equivalent education background 4-6yrs. of experience in workflow developer (ActiveVOS or similar)
  • Must have exp. on XML, Orchestration, BPEL / bpmn experience
  • Strong hands on REST and SOAP web service
  • Prior ATT working experience will be added advantage (specially on CANOPI project)
  • Must aware of test driven implementation (JUnit)
  • Good background on Oracle DBStrong communication, leadership skills and must be able to work independently
  • Strong debugging skills
  • Unix / Linux script
  • Hands on experience on Agile
  • Preferred Telecom backgroundVIDEO INTERVIEW IS MANDATORY ERM – Susana Stolz | Capgemini | North America Tel.

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