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Offshore AWS Integration Developer: Min 5 years of experience as AWS Integration Developer. About the Role We are seeking an experienced Integration Developer with strong hands-on expertise in both MuleSoft and AWS . In addition to building and maintaining enterprise integrations, this role will play a key part in assessing and rearchitecting existing MuleSoft services for AWS-native integration services . The ideal candidate understands both platforms deeply enough to evaluate trade-offs, design target-state architectures, and execute migrations with minimal disruption to the business. Key Responsibilities - Design, develop, and maintain integrations and APIs using AWS Services - Rearchitect and migrate MuleSoft services to AWS-native solutions using services such as API Gateway, Lambda, Step Functions, EventBridge, SQS/SNS, AppFlow, and ECS/EKS. - Assess existing Mule applications, document current-state integration patterns, and design target-state AWS architectures with clear migration roadmaps. - Build event-driven and API-led integrations connecting Salesforce, ERPs, databases, and third-party SaaS systems. - Develop transformation logic (DataWeave to Python/Node.js or equivalent) and ensure functional parity during migration through thorough testing and validation. - Implement security best practices across both platforms: OAuth 2.0, API policies, IAM roles/policies, secrets management, and encryption in transit/at rest. - Establish CI/CD pipelines for integration deployments (e.g., GitHub Actions, CodePipeline, Maven for Mule) and infrastructure as code (CloudFormation or Terraform). - Monitor, troubleshoot, and optimize integrations for performance, reliability, and cost including decommissioning legacy Mule assets post-migration. - Document integration designs, runbooks, and migration decisions; collaborate with architects, DevOps, and business stakeholders. Required Qualifications - Nice to have MuleSoft experience - Hands-on AWS experience building integration or serverless solutions with API Gateway, Lambda, SQS/SNS, EventBridge, or Step Functions. - Demonstrated experience with replatforming or migrating integration workloads (MuleSoft-to-AWS migration experience strongly preferred; candidates should be able to walk through a migration they contributed to). - 5+ years of integration development experience with REST/SOAP APIs, messaging, and event-driven architectures. - Proficiency in at least one general-purpose language used on AWS (Python, Node.js/TypeScript, or Java). - Experience with CI/CD, Git, and infrastructure as code (Terraform or CloudFormation). - Solid understanding of API security, error handling, retry/idempotency patterns, and observability (CloudWatch, Anypoint Monitoring). - Strong communication skills able to explain migration trade-offs, risks, and costs to technical and business audiences. - AWS certifications (Developer Associate, Solutions Architect Associate, or higher). Preferred Qualifications - MuleSoft Certified Developer (Level 1 or 2) - Experience with containerized integration workloads (ECS, EKS, Fargate). - Familiarity with Salesforce integration patterns (Platform Events, Bulk/REST APIs). - Exposure to data streaming (Kinesis, Kafka/MSK). .
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