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Senior Documentum Developer (ECM | Java | AWS)

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trioptusReston (VA)

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About the role

Job Opportunity Client is seeking a seasoned professional with deep expertise in OpenText Documentum and enterprise content management systems. The ideal candidate will have the following qualifications: Documentum Expertise7 plus years of experience in designing, developing, and troubleshooting Documentum applications (Content Server, D2 Config, D2 Classic, D2 Smart View, Brava, CTS, xPlore, DFC Client).Strong understanding of Documentum architecture, object model, and security. Experience with platform upgrades and migrations. API Development2 plus years of experience implementing REST APIs using Spring Framework, preferably for Documentum or similar ECM platforms. Programming and Tools5 plus years of experience with Java and Python. Proficient in tools and frameworks such as Git, Jenkins, Jira, IntelliJ, Tomcat/J2EE, and relational databases. Solid understanding of design patterns and software architecture. Software Development Practices Familiarity with unit testing, code coverage, deployment processes, vulnerability management, and system monitoring. Cloud Experience (AWS)3 plus years of experience working with AWS services including EC2, ECS, RDS, ALB, SSM, SQS, SNS, Lambda, and AWS SDK.Skilled in troubleshooting AWS deployments, reviewing configurations, security policies, and analyzing logs. Agile Methodology Strong understanding of Agile Scrum practices such as sprint planning, backlog refinement, daily stand-ups, and retrospectives. Collaboration and Communication Ability to work effectively with cross-functional teams and communicate technical concepts clearly. Self-Management Capable of managing time, tasks, and priorities independently.
Certifications: Preferred certifications include AWS, Documentum, and Java.

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