Software Engineer Integration
Full time
at PAZO in
Bangalore, India
Job highlights
Posted on June 17, 2019- Professional background in
- Job level Experienced
Job details
The application integration specialist job responsibilities include planning, executing, and managing the integration of new applications into the existing system. The following are some of the other common application integration specialist responsibilities:
Keep a track on integration projects and ensure that they meet business requirements and goals
Fulfill the end user requirements
Identify and resolve the system issues
Making recommendation of the integration products and services by carrying out proper researches
Collaborate with the vendors to identify the features that might be of value to the customer
Work with the analysts, system designers, and business owners to lead in the integration testing phase
Communicate with the software developers and engineers to address any problem in the program logic
Checking for any issues with the operation of the new applications with the existing system software and applications
Improve the business process by integration
Minimizing the impact of integration on various existing processes
Evaluating the results of the integration projects and preparing reports for the same
Train the employees on new application features
Key Skills
An application integration specialist must have excellent analytical and research skills. He must also be in touch with the current technologies and have a sound knowledge of the same. Following are some of the other common key skills required in an application integration specialist:
Minimum one to three years of experience of application integration
NodeJS, PHP, MySQL or MongoDB and its libraries and Modules
Strong Knowledge of REST APIs
Strong experience with data architecture and application architecture
Prior Integration with Google APIs, Facebook APIs, Maps etc is a plus
Required qualifications
Graduate
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