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Job Title: OpenText Documentum Developer Preferred Location : VA Hire Type :FTE In-person Discussion: Yes Job Description We are seeking a seasoned professional with deep expertise in OpenText Documentum and enterprise content management systems. The ideal candidate will have the following qualifications: • Documentum Expertise • 7+ years of experience in designing, developing, and troubleshooting Documentum applications (Content Server, D2 Config, D2 Classic, D2 Smart View, Brava, CTS, xPlore, DFC Client). • Strong understanding of Documentum architecture, object model, and security. • Experience with platform upgrades and migrations. • API Development • 2+ years of experience implementing REST APIs using Spring Framework, preferably for Documentum or similar ECM platforms. • Programming & Tools • 5+ years of experience with Java and Python. • Proficient in tools and frameworks such as Git, Jenkins, Jira, IntelliJ, Tomcat/J2EE, and relational databases. • Solid understanding of design patterns and software architecture. • Software Development Practices • Familiarity with unit testing, code coverage, deployment processes, vulnerability management, and system monitoring. • Cloud Experience (AWS) • 3+ years of experience working with AWS services including EC2, ECS, RDS, ALB, SSM, SQS, SNS, Lambda, and AWS SDK. • Skilled in troubleshooting AWS deployments, reviewing configurations, security policies, and analyzing logs. • Agile Methodology • Strong understanding of Agile Scrum practices such as sprint planning, backlog refinement, daily stand-ups, and retrospectives. • Collaboration & Communication • Ability to work effectively with cross-functional teams and communicate technical concepts clearly. • Self-Management • Capable of managing time, tasks, and priorities independently. • Certifications • Preferred certifications include AWS, Documentum, and Java.
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