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IBM Sterling Integrator Lead Developer

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techdigital groupAkron (OH)

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Job responsibilities: Mandatory Skills: IBM (Digital Comm & Marketing) - Sterling Integrator Evaluate and analyze customer/supplier EDI business requirements, arrange communication setup, develop SI (Sterling Integrator) maps as necessary to implement mutually agreeable EDI solutions as required by different Client groups. Collecting requirements, design, and development of Sterling Business Processes (BP), maps, and Trading Partner configurations, as well as testing and deployment of the solution. Build new connections – AS2, SFTP, OFTP etc. Work closely with SCRUM master to on-board new partners on EDI. Coordinate the daily EDI operations. Create and maintain EDI maps and business processes for different EDI formats. Handle development projects independently and provide project management for runner and repeater projects. Responsible for generating and maintaining process flow/procedure documentation as it relates to EDI. Creating and modifying business process in BPML to build scenario for partner or systems integration. Working on large ERP migration projects. Working on new customer implementation and enhancement requests. Lead the EDI development team and provide guidance to team members. Collaborate, build, and maintain relationships with other technical groups. Initiate continuous improvement initiatives within the team and Enterprise.

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