Cisco Technical Systems Engineer MuleSoft Integration API Cloud 

United States, Georgia, Atlanta 

176907496

• Analyze and design system requirements.
• Design reusable assets, components, standards, frameworks, and processes to support and facilitate API and integration projects.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to gather requirements and deliver solutions.
• Design, develop, and maintain MuleSoft APIs and integrations with SaaS tools like NetSuite, Recurly and Snowflake
• Implement best practices for API development, testing, and deployment.
• Create/Manage Basic CI/CD Pipelines GitHub, Maven, MUnit, Postman, Soap UI or Splunk, Team city, Octopus (Any Equivalent CI/CD tool)

As a MuleSoft Technical Systems Engineer, you'll be working with business analysts to understand requirements, work with different product DevOps to align deployments, and you'll work with Data Scientists who will rely on your data wrangling and serving expertise to find artificially intelligent ways to enrich the value we deliver to customers. Your team will consist of other Technical Architects who will help craft, develop, and operate with the standard methodologies, and patterns the industry has to offer.

• 3 + years of MuleSoft Cloud/on-premises development experience which include Rest, SOAP, Salesforce integration.
• 3 + years of experience in designing, implementing, and managing APIs.
• 2 + years of experience working in Agile, using the SCRUM methodology.
• 2 + years of experience with GitHub, Maven, MUnit, Postman, Soap UI or Splunk, Teamcity, Octopus (Any Equivalent CI/CD tool)
• 2 + years of experience with configuration, deployment, and testing of enterprise software applications.
• Certified in MuleSoft 4.X
• Experience in SaaS tools like Oracle NetSuite, Recurly and Snowflake
• Good experience in working with Mule Batch Jobs
• Experienced in writing documentation to support the developed integration.
• Should have worked with Kafka and other queuing mechanisms.

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