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Camunda Workflow Automation Engineer

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neshent technologiesWorthington (OH)

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About the role

We are looking for a hands-on Camunda Workflow Automation Engineer with experience in BPMN workflow development, React.js, Python backend development and enterprise API integrations. The role involves building workflow-driven applications integrating Camunda 7, React interfaces, secure REST APIs, Agentic AI capabilities and Databricks jobs.
Roles and Responsibilities: Design, develop and maintain BPMN workflows using Camunda 7.
Build React.js applications using components, hooks, state management and REST API integration. Develop secure Python REST APIs using FastAPI, Flask or equivalent frameworks. Develop Java/Python-based Camunda External Task workers. Build resilient integrations with authentication, validation, retries, error handling and idempotency. Integrate LLM/Agentic AI capabilities with tool calling, human approvals and audit controls. Trigger and monitor Databricks jobs and integrate execution results with workflows. Monitor and troubleshoot production workflows using Camunda Cockpit, Tasklist and Admin. Mandatory Skills Hands-on experience with Camunda 7 and BPMN. Strong React.js development experience. Python REST API development using FastAPI/Flask. Camunda External Task implementation using Java or Python. Strong REST API and enterprise integration knowledge. Experience with asynchronous processing, retries and exception handling. Preferred Skills Agentic AI, Generative AI and LLM API integration. Human-in-the-loop (HITL) and AI governance. Databricks job orchestration and monitoring. Production support and workflow performance tuning. Experience in regulated enterprise environments. Candidate Profile Strong hands-on development and troubleshooting skills. Ability to work across frontend, backend, workflow and integration layers. Understanding of enterprise security, scalability and audit requirements.

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