Actimize SAM Developer
acestackWeehawken (NJ)
About the role
Actimize Sam Developer
Location: Weehawken, NJ (hybrid on-site)
We are open for all the options- contract, full-time, H1B transfer, TN / E3 visa Screening Questions:- Please screen for below before sharing resumes. Hybrid working agreement for above 2 locations Has to have Actimize Technical experience (No Operations/Business user experience)# of Actimize Implementations Modules Worked (need SAM or IFM)PL/SQL Proficiency Have you developed and customized scenarios in SAM?Are you familiar with UDM and its data flow within the SAM module? Have you created end to end data setup and validation for a rule in SAM?Which Actimize version have you worked with and are you familiar in SAM?Track 1: SAM - [Search Criteria- AIS + SAM + SQL]Experience implementing Actimize solutions SAMMust have SAM customization experience - Rule cloning, Query rule development, Test data preparation for OOB rule and validation, List and Threshold configuration Must have SAM batch processing knowledge - Daily vs Monthly distribution, handling batch failures, batch rerun, SAM and UDM exit points customization including profile creation Experience in Actimize RCM - Setting up roles, groups, business units, workflow, DART, Workflow restrictions, settings, platform list, alert types using RCM designer Experience in Actimize AIS - Customization using objects EP, flows, conenctor, Channel, Active table and formatting template. Experience with Database design, creation and management of schemas, PL/SQL, functions, DDL, DML and sql queries.
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