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Pega Lead System Architect

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samprasoftMorris Plains (NJ)

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Pega Lead System Architect Work Location: Hybrid (3 Days) Client Location: Morris Plains, New Jersey Job Description Technical Skills: (Primary) Pega LSA Certification Mandatory 7+ years experience with in-depth technical understanding of Pega Rules Process Commander (PRPC), Pega product knowledge and have experience with Java frameworks 2+ years of complex workflow design experience in a cross functional 2+ environments years of development using Oracle backend preferred. Experience in Pega Integrations with external Databases, Listeners, REST services, Messaging and SOAP. Troubleshoot complex application issues using Pega tools like Tracer, Pega Log Viewer, AES and PDC. Experience in Healthcare Industry is a plus but not necessary Customer service & leadership Lead, build and maintain a Pega 7.x/8.x application development while interfacing with and mentoring our vendor partner consultants. Coordinate with Technical Product Owners and Business community in refining business needs and provide technical solution. Work with Business Partners and Operational Leaders to ideate, design, develop and deliver technology solutions. Deliver reliable and secure software solutions meeting the operational specifications required through development of system logic. Review and guide code development from other team members through code reviews. Monitor all triage, debug, surveillance, performance, and scalability for all environments. Partner with Testers, having an understanding of automated testing patterns such as unit testing, mocking and automated integration testing Enforce Pega best design and coding practices and maintain high compliance level for Pega code.
Education: Bachelors degree is Computer Science, Mathematics or equivalent Pega LSA Certification preferred Technical Skills (Secondary – Nice to have, NOT MANDATORY): NA Soft Skills: Good communication, Presentation, Team player.

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