Mulesoft Technical Lead with Salesforce Integration - Hybrid working Atlanta, GA
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Requirements
USC or GC or EAD
Degree
8 years+ implementing, software development and integration
5+ years MuleSoft - Mule 4, DataWeave 2.0, API Manager, Runtime Manager, CloudHub, Exchange, API Governance, Anypoint studio, Visual studio code.
3 years+ Salesforce integration - API’s, Salesforce Security, OAuth 2.0, Data Model
REST, SOAP, Kafka, JMS, MQ, Microservices, ETL/Data Integration
The role involves leading a team on the anypoint platform, design, development, delivery, integration, code reviews, workshops, implementation and Salesforce work around sales, service, experience, Marketing cloud etc.
About the company
Platform 6 Ltd is an international leader in Cloud and Technology Talent who specialise in Salesforce.com recruitment within North America, Europe and the UK.
We provide Salesforce.com recruitment services to a wide variety of companies from Consultancies to partners to end users on a permanent, contract and contract to hire basis, working across numerous Salesforce roles such as an Administrator, Developer, Consultant, Integration expert, Implementation specialist, Business Analyst, Project Manager, Program Manager, Tester, Architect, CRM Manager/Director, Trainer/Instructor, Sales, Marketing Automation expert, Technical Lead and many more.
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