Mulesoft Developer
ace stackOakland (CA)
About the role
Mulesoft Developer
Location: Oakland, CA FTE ONLYJob Description Must Have Technical/Functional Skills
- 8+ years of industry experience
- 3+ years of MuleSoft architecture and full life cycle implementation experience from requirements gathering/analysis to Go-Live and post production support.
- Expert in using REST and SOAP API’s
- Expert in architecting and building Mulesoft Integrations and API’s.
- Experience integrating a portfolio of SAAS applications
- Proficient in Java
- Knowledgeable of securing data; understands PGP, SSH, OAuth, HTTPS, SFTP
- Experience with messaging infrastructure, preferably AWS SQS and with storage like AWS S3.
- Experience with relational databases, and good SQL knowledge.
- Experience using Anypoint Platform - API Manager, Runtime Manager, Exchange etc.
- Experience with Github version control.
- Experience with Continuous Integration; Maven, Jenkins. Desired:
- MuleSoft developer certification is a big plus
- Integration experience with: Jira, LDAP, AD, OneLogin, Gsuite, Workday, Salesforce, Oracle Finance
- Experience in AWS System Operations
- Infrastructure deploy tools such as Chef and Terraform
- Linux systems, CentOS/Ubuntu experience preferred
Roles & Responsibilities:
Expect to be the developer for a diverse catalog of mission critical application.
- Architect and build Mulesoft Integrations, both real time and asynchronous.
- Architect and maintain API endpoints for internal and partner cloud systems.
- Own a diverse catalog of systems and safeguard their data.
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