Lead Mulesoft Developer

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Job type
Contract
Location
Southampton
Working Pattern
Full-time
Specialism
Software Development
Industry
Business or Management Consultancy
Pay
£650 p/d inside IR35

Lead Mulesoft Developer - £650 p/d inside IR35

The MuleSoft Developer works with the Project Manager, architects, clients and other stakeholders to implement MuleSoft APIs the business requires. This role will require knowledge of MuleSoft's Anypoint Studio and Anypoint Platform, which includes Design Center, Runtime Manager, API Manager, Exchange, etc. He/She must be capable of understanding business requirements, working with stakeholders and implementing complex integrations.

Responsibilities:

Designing and developing integration solutions using MuleSoft Anypoint Platform.
Building and maintaining integration flows using MuleSoft's Anypoint Studio.
Creating and implementing custom connectors and modules.
Collaborating with other developers and stakeholders to understand business requirements and translate them into integration solutions.
Troubleshooting and debugging integration issues.
Providing support and maintenance for deployed solutions.
Keeping up-to-date with the latest developments in MuleSoft and the integration space.
Participate in code reviews and ensure adherence to best practices and coding standards
Analyse and designs the system requirements
Create RAML Specifications as API contracts for development
Understand and implement Dataweave scripts.
Communicate with the Project Client and Onshore counterpart
Deploy APIs to Cloudhub, Runtime Fabric, on-prem workers, etc.
Practice API-Led Connectivity
Implement Basic Policies in API Manager
Create/Manage Basic CI/CD Pipelines

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