Senior IBM TRIRIGA/MREF Developer
impellam groupSacramento (CA)
About the role
Position Overview:
Ford is seeking a Senior IBM TRIRIGA/MREF Developer to support an on-premises installation of IBM Maximo Real Estate and Facilities, formerly known as IBM TRIRIGA.This is a hands-on backend development and integration role focused on workplace reservations, space management, facilities, real estate, lease management, HR data, calendar integration, and the migration path from TRIRIGA to MREF.
Required Skills:
IBM TRIRIGA Application PlatformIBM Maximo Real Estate and FacilitiesMaximo Application SuiteJavaREST APIsApigeeApache POIJSONMicrosoft AzureEnterprise integrationsRequired Experience 10+ years of IT experience 8+ years of software development experienceHands-on IBM TRIRIGA development and configurationTRIRIGA Business Objects and Business ProcessesDataConnect and Integration ObjectsJava backend developmentREST API and JSON integrationsSpace and facilities management systemsReal estate and lease-management applicationsWorkplace reservations and room bookingHR data and organizational hierarchy integrationsBachelor’s DegreePreferred ExperienceMREF as part of Maximo Application SuiteTRIRIGA-to-MREF migration or transition planningTRIRIGA/MREF data models and cross-module relationshipsMicrosoft Exchange, Outlook, or Microsoft Graph calendar integrationsCAD or DXF floor-plan integrationsIBM CAD IntegratorMAS Integration FrameworkHR ConnectorEmployee lifecycle and manager-rollup synchronizationAPI gateway platforms such as ApigeeAzure deployments
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