The role requires delivering SOA or MSA projects, working with enterprise architecture frameworks, and knowledge of web service protocols and digital architecture principles.
Company Description
Rahul
KRG Technologies Inc.
25000 | Avenue Stanford | Suite 253 | Valencia, CA 91355
661-558-0000 EXT-215
rahul(at) krgtech(dot)com
Job Description:
- Minimum 8+ years in business environment.
- Delivering at least two MSA or SOA Enterprise-level Projects including at least one involving legacy systems.
- Experience with one or more Enterprise Architecture Frameworks such as Federal Enterprise Architecture Framework (FEAF), Zachman or TOGAF Frameworks.
- Experience with UML. Knowledge of design patterns.
- Experience with SOA implementations to address distributed service transaction requirements with support for standards.
- Clear understanding of Web services approach including Web service protocols such as REST.
- Experience with digital architecture principles and modern web design principles.
- Experience in architecture and design of web applications included responsive design.
- Service Oriented Architecture
- Web services
- Restful services
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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