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Location: Pune, Maharsahtra, India Department: Information Technology
Job Description
Role Overview
- Mulesoft Architect with strong experience in MuleSoft integration and API-led connectivity.
- Someone with a solid foundation in Java and backend development, and hands-on experience with MuleSoft Anypoint Platform.
- A certified MuleSoft professional who can design, build, and manage APIs and integrations in a distributed, cloud-native environment.
Key Responsibilities
Design, develop, and maintain MuleSoft Flows and integrations using Anypoint Studio and related tools.
Build and maintain services using Java and Spring Boot.
Lead the modernization of integration architecture and contribute to microservices design.
Work closely with architects and product managers to align on integration strategies.
Ensure performance, scalability, and security of integration solutions.
Promote best practices in API design, testing, and CI/CD automation.
Collaborate with DevOps teams for cloud-native deployments (e.g., Kubernetes, GCP).
Collaborate with other platform teams to refine integration architecture and define technical work for peers
Ability to help and train others in mulesoft
Qualifications
Education
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or equivalent practical experience.
Work Experience & Skills
12+ years of experience in software engineering with a focus on integration and backend development.
Strong hands-on experience with MuleSoft Anypoint Platform.
Proficiency in Java and Spring Boot.
Experience with RESTful APIs, JSON, XML, and integration patterns.
Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines and tools like Jenkins, GitHub Actions, or similar.
Experience with containerization and orchestration (Docker, Kubernetes).
Excellent communication skills in English (written and spoken).
Certification
Required: Salesforce Certified MuleSoft Architect
Other Requirements
Strong problem-solving skills and a process-oriented mindset.
Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment.
Passion for clean code, automation, and continuous improvement.
Nice-to-Have
Experience with API governance and lifecycle management.
Familiarity with monitoring tools (e.g., DataDog, Prometheus, GCP Monitoring).
Knowledge of security best practices (OAuth2, RBAC, mTLS).
Experience working in Agile/Scrum teams.
Company Description
About us:
Passion for food. Hunger for tech. We make METRO digital.
Today technology is driving the world. And at METRO.digital we are driving the technology for one of the leading international wholesalers specializing in food - METRO. From e-commerce to checkout, to delivery software, we work on a wide range of products to make each day a success for our customers and colleagues. With passion and ownership, we build the future of wholesale.
You are driving to create smart solutions for customers around the globe? You want to grow in a flexible environment? Let the right career opportunity find you and join us!
Key skills
Required
CI/CDDockerGitHub ActionsGoogle Cloud Platform (GCP)JSONJavaJenkinsKubernetesPrometheusREST API DevelopmentSalesforceSpring BootXMLMonitoring
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