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OpenText Extended ECM Senior Developer

Posted 9 days ago

samprasoftFlorham Park (NJ)

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Senior

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About the role

Opentext Extended ECM Senior Developer The OpenText Extended ECM Senior Developer is an individual contributor that builds and supports complex OpenText solution. This position is a technical lead role that requires hands-on ECM application development and able to collaborate with business. Develop, implement and maintain OpenText solutions. Collaborate with functional partners and business stakeholders to gather requirements, define system design specifications and provide recommendations for the configuration of OpenText solutions. Work with business stakeholders and end users to ensure that OpenText solutions are aligned with business needs, meet user requirements and are effectively adopted. Design and develop content scripts to automate business processes and enhance user experience. Provide technical guidance and support to other team members in the development, implementation and production support of OpenText solutions. Manage and execute project plans to ensure timely delivery of OpenText solutions, including coordinating with functional partners and business stakeholders for testing, training and rollout activities. Provide production support for OpenText solutions, including troubleshooting and resolving incidents, identifying and addressing issues, and ensuring system availability and performance. Collaborate with functional partners, business stakeholders and end users to identify opportunities for continuous improvement and innovation in OpenText solutions. Stay up to date with new developments in OpenText technologies and share knowledge with the team.

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