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Senior Documentum Consultant

Posted 7 days ago

long finch technologiesRichardson (TX)

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About the role

We are looking for a Senior Documentum Consultant with strong experience in OpenText Documentum, Java, Python, REST APIs, Spring, and AWS. The candidate will be responsible for designing, developing, integrating, upgrading, and troubleshooting enterprise Documentum applications.
Required Skills: 7+ years of hands-on experience with OpenText Documentum. Strong experience with Content Server, D2 Config, D2 Classic, D2 Smart View, Brava, CTS, xPlore, and DFC Client. Strong understanding of Documentum architecture, object model, security, upgrades, and migrations.2+ years of experience developing REST APIs using Spring Framework.5+ years of experience with Java and Python. Experience with Git, Jenkins, Jira, IntelliJ, Tomcat/J2EE, and relational databases.3+ years of hands-on AWS experience with EC2, ECS, RDS, ALB, SSM, SQS, SNS, Lambda, and AWS SDK.Experience troubleshooting AWS deployments, configurations, security policies, and logs. Knowledge of unit testing, code coverage, deployments, vulnerability management, and monitoring. Strong understanding of Agile/Scrum practices. Excellent communication and collaboration skills. PreferredAWS, Documentum, or Java certifications. Experience with enterprise content management/web content management platforms.

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