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Job Opportunity: Mulesoft Integration Specialist (Developer)

Salary: £60,000 - £69,000 pa inclusive

About the Role
My client's Data and Technology Services division is seeking a talented Integration Specialist (Developer) to lead the design, development, and deployment of data and application integration processes. You'll be part of the Data and Development team, working closely with the Solutions and Partnering Group to deliver high-impact services to the organisation.

This role is pivotal in shaping the integrations service platform, primarily powered by Mulesoft, and involves collaboration across project delivery, implementation, and continuous improvement.

Key Responsibilities

Design and develop integration packages, ETL processes, and data workflows using tools like Oracle PL/SQL, Microsoft SSIS, and emerging platforms such as Salesforce and Mulesoft.
Collaborate with Data Analysts, Architects, and system owners to improve data quality and support API/Middleware-based data management.
Ensure secure data access and processing in line with cybersecurity policies.
Define solution design and implementation patterns with technical leads and architects.
Research and advise on new technologies and standards relevant to DTS.Essential Skills & Experience

Full lifecycle development experience on the Mulesoft Anypoint Platform (Design Centre, Exchange, Studio, API Manager, Runtime Manager).
Strong SQL skills with the ability to write and interpret complex queries.
Experience in developing flows in Anypoint Studio for batch and asynchronous processing.
Proficiency in RESTful API development and working with XML, XSLT, and XSD.
Familiarity with source code control tools like GitLab or GitHub, including versioning and deployment strategies.What We Offer

Generous annual leave
Hybrid working options
Occupational pension scheme
Excellent training and development opportunities

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