Web Methods BPM Engineer
Summary
Designs, develops, and maintains BPM process solutions on the webMethods platform (Process Engine, Task Engine, My webMethods Server, CAF, Optimize), building supporting services on Integration Server with Universal Messaging, and handling deployment, monitoring, troubleshooting, and environment support.
Summary: This role is essential for developing and supporting BPM solutions within the organization, ensuring effective integration of business processes through technical expertise in webMethods platforms.
Main Responsibilities:
Design, develop, and maintain BPM process solutions using webMethods BPM/Process Engine, Task Engine, My webMethods Server, CAF, and Optimize.
Develop supporting services on Integration Server (IS) and integrate with messaging via Universal Messaging (UM) when required.
Build, test, and deploy services following established integration standards and best practices.
Participate in code and design reviews, ensuring quality and compliance with technical guidelines.
Collaborate with business analysts and stakeholders to translate functional requirements into reliable technical solutions.
Troubleshoot and resolve technical and functional issues on the webMethods BPM platform.
Support environment setup, platform installation, and configuration activities.
Monitor integration flows, investigate incidents, and implement fixes in a timely manner.
Assess and document operational readiness including deployment procedures, monitoring setup, and rollback plans.
Key Requirements:
Proficiency in webMethods BPM/Process Engine, Task Engine, My webMethods Server, CAF, and Optimize.
Experience with Integration Server (IS) and Universal Messaging (UM).
Strong understanding of BPM solutions design and implementation.
Ability to troubleshoot technical issues effectively.
Nice to Have:
Experience with cloud-based BPM solutions.
Prior roles in a DevOps environment.
Familiarity with Agile methodologies.
Other Details:
Location - Pune.
Team Structure - Collaborative team environment with cross-functional teams.