Sr. Mid-Level Cloud-Based Web Developer (FICO Blaze)
Sr. Mid-Level Cloud-Based Web Developer (FICO Blaze)
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Possess excellent policy development skills leveraging FICO Blaze. Skills to develop an application by using Full stack technology and delivered effectively, efficiently, on time, in-specification, and in a cost-effective manner.
- Experience in Fico Blaze Advisor BRE (Business Rule Engine) developmentExperience in Fico Blaze Advisor Rule Maintenance Application (RMA) setup, administration, and developmentExperience in exposing BRE rules to JAVA Web Services
- Rules Harvesting & Designing, Rules Authoring, Rule Orchestration
- Design, Create BOM, Creating Business Rules, Decision Tables, Score Models, Decision Trees, Rule Flows, Testing & Rule Deployment.
- Experience in translating business requirements into rules, Blaze Rule Templates, business object models, managing Business Rules catalogs and RMAExperience collaborating with a team of application developers and integrating core applications with the FICO Blaze implementation.
- Qualification and Requirements:5+ years' experience coding and implementing FICO Blaze business rules applications
- Experience programming in Cloud-based platforms, Azure Public Cloud +Strong knowledge and experience in FICO Blaze
- Experience in NoSQL, MongoDB +6+ years SQL Server Experience 6+ years.
- NET C# development experience
- Experience using DevOps tools in a cloud environment, such as Docker, GitHub, Kubernetes, Nginx, Apache web server
- Exposure to the technical knowledge of Microservices, an overview of distributed systems, Web applications
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