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Key Responsibilities: API Development: Design, build, test, and deploy MuleSoft APIs using Anypoint Platform, with in-depth knowledge of SOA and ESB concepts. Integration Solutions: Deliver end-to-end integration solutions, supporting partner systems and the broader Aldar ecosystem. Lifecycle Management: Use MuleSoft-hosted Anypoint Platform to manage APIs through their entire lifecycle, from design and build to deployment and governance. API Testing: Utilize Anypoint Studio to build, test, and debug API implementations. Perform API testing using tools like SoapUI and Postman. CI/CD Processes: Use Azure DevOps for continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) processes. API Management: Manage APIs and API policies through Anypoint Runtime Manager and API Manager. Connector Implementation: Implement APIs using connectors such as HTTP, HTTPS, REST, SOAP, DB, SAP, and Salesforce Connectors. Use DataWeave for data transformation. Security: Ensure API security by adhering to standards like SSL/mutual SSL, SAML, and OAuth. Legacy Integration: Integrate with legacy systems such as Salesforce, SAP, and Oracle Fusion. Scrum Collaboration: Work with a cross-functional Scrum team to iteratively maintain and enhance APIs. Troubleshooting s Performance Monitoring: Troubleshoot existing integrations, addressing BAU and performance impacts. Monitor MuleSoft applications using Anypoint Platform. Custom Connectors: Build custom connectors as required for seamless integrations. Code Reviews: Conduct code reviews, investigate, and resolve defects to maintain high product quality. Required Experience: Minimum of 6+ years of relevant experience as a MuleSoft Anypoint Platform Developer, with expertise in integration technologies. Industry experience in real estate and retail sectors is preferred. Technical Skills: Solid hands-on experience with MuleSoft Anypoint Platform (Cloudhub, Runtime Manager, API Manager, Design Center, VPN, VPC, and Load Balancer) .
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