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APIGEE Developer __ Raleigh, NC or Atlanta, GA (Onsite) __ Contract

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APIGEE Developer
Location: Raleigh, NC or Atlanta, GA - Onsite Long Term Contract Visa Independent Candidates only. Strong understanding of Open Banking and API specifications FDX, FAPI, REST API, OAUTH 2.0, OpenID Connect and proficiency with leading Open Banking platforms. Extensively worked on Caching, Flow Hooks for the governs, key value maps. Well versed with best practices for Open Banking API and APIGEE platform and Implement requirements of the API layer like security, custom analytics, throttling, caching, logging, monetization. Working experience with: APIGEE Edge/XJava, SQL, Unix Scripting, Visual scripting for Pipeline, JSPAgile, Rally, Jira, Messaging Systems (MQ and JMS) GitLab, GitHub, Repository, Artifactory Different security patterns, Encryption/Decryption algorithms. Brainstorming new features, improvements and enhancements, troubleshoot complex problems, to recommend appropriate actions. Proven ability to conduct research into software issues and products as required. Sense of ownership, integrity demonstrated through clear communication and positive action, post-production support. Strong analytical skills, ability to interpret data and trends, diagnose problems, and recommend action plans to resolve issues. Experience working in Agile and DevOps environments, comfortable managing concurrent activities in a fast-paced, results-driven environment. Participate in design, develop, configure, and troubleshoot proxy APIs and policies using APIGEE Edge/X, and escalated support of Truist's complex solutions.

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