NSO Consultant
software technologyDenver (CO)
About the role
Cisco NSO Consultant/Developer The role of Software Developer is to work in a small team of software developers & automation architects to build and deliver integration, automation & orchestration solutions. Internally, the person works with the virtual team of developers and testers and externally, the person may work with customers technical leads and middle management. The candidate should be able to perform the following activities: comprehension of solution requirements & documentation, solution architecture & design, Test-Driven and Behavior Driven development (TDD/clientD), software customization, software deployment architecture and software packaging, integration, system and customer acceptance testing for the customers software solution. Candidate must have the following skills: Hands on experience with Cisco Network Service Orchestrator (NSO). Development of service packages, deployment of NSO.Working experience of Agile Software Development methodology The candidate should have prior experience (about 3-8 years) of delivering on complex and highly scalable software projects. The candidate should have strong verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to work effectively across internal and external organizations. The person should be self-motivated and able to work independently and/or in support of small teams The person should have skillsets on most of these software technologies: Hands-on experience with programming languages like Java, Python, JavaScript, No-SQL & Relational Databases Expertise with XML, JSON, XSLT, RESTful APIHands on experience with SDLC tools (Jenkins, Git, Automated Testing Frameworks) Working knowledge of MEAN stack (Mongo, Express, Angular & Node. JS) is preferred Working knowledge of BPMN workflow engines (jBPM/Activiti or Camunda etc) is preferred Hands on experience with software integration - Web Services (SOAP/RESTful), ESBWorking knowledge of network & software configuration tools such as Ansible, Chef/Puppet/ Cisco BPA.
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