Senior EDI - Senior Software Engineer

Capgemini•Chicago, ND

5d•$73,150 - $174,000•Hybrid

About The Position

The Capgemini team offers extensive career opportunities and provides mentoring and coaching for teammates. This role is an experienced professional with a strong background in software development.

Requirements

10+ years of hands on experience on IBM Sterling Integrator version 5.2.6 or above.
Knowledge and experience in developing, maintaining, supporting, and monitoring of EDI IBM Sterling integrator.
Good Knowledge and hands on experience in business process development.
Extensive exposure on map development (X12, EDIFACT, XML, cXML, CSV, Flat files, JSON).
Good understanding of communication protocols like FTP, SFTP, AS2, VAN.
Good experience with various file formats like ANSI X12, EDIFACT, XML, cXML, CSV,JSON, Flat files.
Proficiency in DB2+SQL, XML, XSLT, Web services, APIs, FTP/SFTP.
Manages all aspects of implementation planning & coordination
Ability to provide and implement technical solutions to a wide range of problems.
Strong understanding of core architectural concepts for EDI implementations, including: Encryption and security fundamentals, Authentication and authorization, Logging and monitoring, Throttling and traffic management, Scalability, clustering, and availability concepts

Nice To Haves

Mainframe knowledge - COBOL + DB2 skills

Responsibilities

Perform solution-level technical analysis, design and build EDI integrations, and actively participate in testing and defect resolution.
Leads day-to-day technical execution of integration and API projects
Translates solution designs and architecture guidance into working implementations
Ensures code quality, consistency, and adherence to standards
Learn and adopt new technologies, tools, and frameworks, applying them effectively to delivery needs.
Work independently with globally distributed teams, providing day-to-day technical leadership, mentoring junior team members, conducting code reviews, and ensuring adherence to best practices.
Act as the primary technical escalation point for the development team, helping unblock issues, troubleshoot complex defects, and maintain delivery momentum.