MuleSoft Technical Lead (New Orleans)
programmersioHarahan (LA)
MuleSoft Technical Lead (New Orleans)
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programmersioHarahan (LA)
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Manager
About the role
We are looking for an experienced MuleSoft Technical Lead with strong integration expertise, hands-on technical leadership skills, and experience managing customer-facing delivery teams. Key Responsibilities & Requirements:12+ years of integration experience, including 5+ years with the MuleSoft Anypoint Platform and API Gateway. Strong hands-on experience with MuleSoft 4.6+ and migration from MuleSoft 4.6+ to 4.9+.Expertise in Runtime Fabric (RTF), CloudHub 2.0, Java 8/17, and API-led integration development. Experience with MuleSoft Vibe Coding and Generative AI-based development approaches. Strong understanding of REST/SOAP APIs, API design, integration patterns, error handling, monitoring, and MuleSoft best practices. Hands-on experience integrating Salesforce using MuleSoft, including Salesforce connectors, APIs, and Bulk APIs. Experience with Database, FTP/SFTP, and MQ connectors. Ability to lead technical teams, guide developers, conduct code reviews, and ensure adherence to coding standards. Experience working with onshore-offshore managed services models and outcome-based delivery. Strong stakeholder management and communication skills, including architecture discussions with customer leadership and solution architects. Ability to coordinate with offshore teams, manage daily/weekly status meetings, report delivery progress, and support P1/P2 major incidents.
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