Appian Developer Lead
About the role
- 7+ years' experience in Information Technology.
- Bachelor degree in Computer Science, Information Systems or other related field or equivalent working experience.5+ years of hands-on experience in design, implementation and production support of Appian BPM applications. Work experience must be with Appian version 24.x or higher.
- Working knowledge of Appian architecture. EKS and Appian cloud experience.
- Strong technical and analytical skills with the ability to analyze system functionality with customer and resolve production issues.
- Experience in tuning the system for performance improvements and performance related system design.
- Thorough understanding of relational databases, SQL, XML and web services (SOAP/REST)
- Experience applying Object Oriented Analysis and Design principles.
- Knowledge of business process modeling and optimization techniques, including orchestration of modeled process
- Some exposure to infrastructure, network and enterprise scale environments.
- Practical experience designing and building enterprise and/or distributed systems. Experience with systems and software architecture.
- Key to success in this role
- Willingness to learn and work in a team environment
- Effective communication
- Ability to work across silos
- Deep curiosity to learn about new trends and topics
- Ability to develop mutually beneficial relationships
- Ability to stay calm and poised in pressure situations
- Customer Focus – Personally engage with customers (clients) to learn and deliver on their needs
- Partnership – Align with what is right for the company
- Drive for Execution – Focus on results rather than the appearance of results (i.e., be good, not just look good)
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
