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MuleSoft Developer Lead

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samprasoftCoppell (TX)

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About the role

MuleSoft Developer Lead
Responsibilities:
  • Identify, analyze and develop interfaces and integration flows using Mule Anypoint platform including Mule Runtime, Connectors, Design Center and API management
  • Responsible for programming and software development using various programming languages and related tools and frameworks, reviewing code written by other programmers, requirement gathering, bug fixing, testing, documenting and implementation.
  • Explain complex technical issues to project managers, developers, team leads and architects in an easy to understand manner and recommend clearly thought out solutions
  • Develop solutions by designing system specifications, standards and programming
  • Troubleshoot issues and provide bug fixes
Qualifications:
  • Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science preferred
  • Minimum of 3 years of experience working with the Mule soft Any point platform as a Developer
  • Minimum of 5 years of software development experience. Experience with software integration or similar solution and API management system experience is a must
Advanced level development and knowledge with Mulesoft 4, API-Led connectivity and event driven architecture. Intermediate to Advanced level Java development experience is preferred. Strong knowledge of EAI, SOA and Security best practices, development methodologies and standards. Solid Programming skills using J2EE, Design Patterns, JMS, SOAP and REST Web Services, XSLT, CXF, Spring Framework, etc.

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