Ibm bpm developer

Senior IBM BPM/BAW Technical Responsibilities Analysing, design, development and troubleshoot IBM BPM & BAW solutions Development using Java Script within the IBM BPM/BAW product. Develop RESTful services for external applications to connect and implement Restful / SOAP based webservice calls using external services in IBM BPM (Swagger/WSDL) Working with SQL Server / IBM DB2 / Oracle Database, UCAs, Team Filter/Retrieval Services and external integrations Design, development of reusable toolkits and frameworks to reduce the development effort Development, implementation, and optimisation of automated processes throughout the Business Process Management lifecycle within IBM BPM. Ensuring best practices are applied to all Process Applications as part of Continuous Improvement. Knowledge of File Net (CMIS) Migrating Process Apps from 8.5.7 to BAW V21 (includes IBM BPM 8.6) with rigorous regression testing and SIT sessions with Test Analysts. Production support and Production incident management. UI implementations (BPM UI, coaches and custom coach views) Business Process Engineering Responsibilities Define and maintain business processes and procedures to meet business objectives in line with organisational standards and methodology and clear communication to business at all times. Functional requirement gathering. Process analysis, mapping, re-engineering and monitoring using best practices. System Analysis. Technical Solution Architecture design and implementation. Desired Platform Knowledge IBM BPM 8.5.7, 8.6 and BAW v19 (Required) Confluence Splunk Jira Postman Soap UI SQL API Connect App Dynamics Swagger Editor Requirements 4-8-years’ experience in BPM development experience Tertiary qualification in I. T Experience with IBM BPM / BAW, JSON, XML and Java Script Fundamental understanding of best practices and anti-patterns Good understanding of data structures, application systems and exception handling Should be able deliver independently with minimal Knowledge Transfer Knowledge and understanding of Business Process Management Notation (BPMN) methodology and modelling #J-18808-Ljbffr