Webmthods API Developer with Apigee API Gateway experience
Webmthods API Developer with Apigee API Gateway experience
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Design, develop, and maintain integrations using WebMethods components (Integration Server, Broker/UM, Trading Networks, MWS, and Designer).Develop REST / SOAP-based web services for internal and external consumption.
- Build and manage B2B integrations using Trading Networks and EDI modules.
- Experience with Apigee Edge/API Gateway and Software AG web
- Methods Integration Server.
- Hands-on experience in API proxy design, routing policies, traffic management, and caching strategies.
- Good understanding of REST, SOAP, JSON, XML, and web services security protocols (OAuth2.0, JWT, API Key).Perform regular health checks, performance tuning, and capacity planning for API gateways.
- Assist in API versioning, deployment, and lifecycle management
- Maintain API security configurations, OAuth policies, and throttling rules in Apigee
- Experience with production monitoring tools (e.g., Splunk, AppDynamics, ELK, Datadog).Optimize performance of integrations through profiling and tuning techniques.
- Collaborate with infrastructure and operations teams to ensure successful deployments and support.
- Analyze logs and traces to identify root causes of incidents and apply fixes or workarounds.
- Work closely with DevOps, infrastructure, and development teams for issue resolution and platform stability.
- Knowledge of CI/CD tools and API deployment pipelines (e.g., Jenkins, Git, Maven).
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