IBM BAW Senior Developer / Lead
futran tech solutionsHopkins (MN)
IBM BAW Senior Developer / Lead
Posted 4 days ago
futran tech solutionsHopkins (MN)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
IBM BAW Senior Developer / Lead 6+ years of hands-on experience in IBM BPM/IBM Business Automation Workflow (BAW) development and implementation across multiple versions. Strong expertise in designing and developing end-to-end business processes, workflow solutions, and process orchestration using IBM BAW.Extensive experience with Client-Side Human Services (CSHS), Human Services (HSS), Coaches, Coach Views, and UI Toolkit Controls. Proven experience in implementing SLAs, Exception Handling, Timers, Navigation Events, Message Events, UCA (Under Cover Agents), and Event Manager components. Strong hands-on experience in AJAX calls, Team Filter Services, Caching strategies, Lazy Loading, and UI performance optimization. Expertise in developing and consuming REST APIs, SOAP Web Services, and integrating BAW applications with enterprise systems. Experience integrating IBM BAW with FileNet, ODAM, and other enterprise platforms. Strong knowledge of IBM BAW REST APIs, process instance management, task management, and workflow administration. Hands-on experience in performance tuning, process optimization, troubleshooting, and resolving complex production issues. Ability to architect scalable, high-performance workflow solutions and implement best practices for enterprise applications. Experience in application deployment, release management, environment support, and production support activities. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills with the ability to work directly with business users and leadership teams. Proven ability to lead development teams, conduct code reviews, mentor developers, and drive successful project delivery.
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