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David Careers

Integration developer

Posted 6 days ago

techtamminaPortland (ME)
Software DevelopersComputer Systems Design Services

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About the role

Integration Developer Supports design and development of complex enterprise solutions on JVM-hosted environments Works with distributed requirements and technical stakeholders to complete shared design and development Supports the full software lifecycle of design, development, testing, and support for technical delivery
Responsibilities:
  • Proven experience in architecture/design of SOA/EAI and/or Web API integration applications
  • Demonstrated working knowledge of web service/API design and implementation
  • Experience in data design and alignment of persisted data models to 'over the wire' data models
Experience in REST/RPC/SOAP-based data exchange paradigms as well as relevant governance patterns (registry/repository, service documentation, QoS/SLA conformance measurement, etc.)Decent understanding of network layers (OSI) and common communication protocols (HTTP, TCP, SMTP, etc.)Decent understanding of application performance tuning Proficient in self-testing of applications, unit testing and use of mock frameworks, test-driven development (TDD), and continuous integration/testing. Experience in building software 'product', with the intention of transition to others for support and further evolution (including documentation, complete tooling/instrumentation, etc.)Experience with enterprise JVM-based solutions (JEE, Spring) Experience with Scala and associated frameworks (Akka) is desirable Experience with Healthcare integration standards (HL7, IHE profiles, etc.) are desirable Bachelor's or higher degree is preferred

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