urgently needed Tibco Developer Milwaukee Area WIN
Datta Shinde
Dear Sir or Madam,
Title: Tibco Developer
Client: Kohl’s Corporate
Location: Menomonee Falls, WI
Duration: 3+ months plus extention
Pay: 60/hr
Expected start date: 10/17
Due date: Submittals NO LATER than WEDNESDAY, 10/12 by 4PM
Details:
Tibco Designer/Developer
* Evaluate design alternatives
* Present and build consensus for designs among stakeholders
* Design, build, and test integration components and interfaces that meet the
functional and technical design specifications using standards and established
methodology
* Create, execute, and document test scripts necessary to ensure that an
application or technical environment meets performance requirements (technical
and functional)
* Participate in release iterations, testing support, and formal transition to
production support
* Configure and tailor middleware and adapters
* Possess strong knowledge of the technical and functional business
requirements
Requirements:
* Rich background in design, documentation, development and testing of reusable
components utilizing TIBCO, JMS, and XML technologies.
* Expertise with TIBCO middleware technologies (BusinessWorks 5x, Admin, HAWK
and additional adapters)
* Technology tool literacy in TIBCO, Java, Web Services, Oracle, JMS and XML
* Understanding of integration capabilities
* At least 5 years of experience in analysis, design, development, testing,
implementation, and maintenance of enterprise applications
* At least 2 years specifically on middleware platforms
* Project methodology experience with Use Cases
* Candidates must demonstrate the ability to be highly effective, working
independently on development initiatives, under the direction of a
design/development lead.
* Strong working knowledge of enterprise integration architecture and
enterprise application integration Experience with TIBCO Architecture
*NEED to understand enterprise integration requirements between packages and home-grown systems. Define integration approach and coordinate development of interfaces.
Regards,
Datta Shinde,