Curam Developer
vertex computer systemsNew York (NY)
About the role
About the Company:
Vertex Computer Systems is a U.S.-based technology and consulting company delivering enterprise solutions across Microsoft, Salesforce, cloud, data, AI, and other modern technologies. We partner with leading organizations to solve complex business and technology challenges.
About the Role:
Vertex is seeking an experienced Cúram Developer with a strong Java/J2EE background to support the design, development, customization, integration, and implementation of Cúram-based case management solutions.
Responsibilities:
Design and develop solutions using the Cúram Business Application Suite.
Develop and customize Cúram applications using Java/J2EE.Translate functional requirements into technical designs and application solutions.
Develop and support integrations using REST/SOAP, XML, and web services.
Work with Cúram case management, Evidence, IEG, rules, and workflow functionality.
Troubleshoot defects, support testing, and assist with deployment and go-live activities.
Collaborate with Business Analysts, architects, QA, and business stakeholders.
Qualifications:
10+ years of Java/J2EE development experience.3+ years of hands-on Cúram development experience.
Strong experience with the Cúram Business Application Suite.
Experience with Java, XML, REST/SOAP, and SQL/Oracle.
Experience with Cúram customization, integration, debugging, and production support.
Strong problem-solving and communication skills.
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