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IBM Data power Developer

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IBM Data power Developer

Reposted 2 Months Ago

In-Office

Toronto, ON, CAN

Mid level

In-Office

Toronto, ON, CAN

Mid level

The role requires developing solutions using IBM DataPower, with a focus on creating WSP, XFW, MPGW, and managing certificates and encryption. Candidates should have strong skills in troubleshooting and working with various DataPower devices.

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Job Description

Role: IBM Data power Developer

Location: Toronto, Canada

Duration: Fulltime

BGV will be done for the selected candidates.

Job description

- Minimum 4+ years of experience in DataPower

- Strong development skills in Datapower

- Worked on XI52 device. Working knowledge on other devices like XB50/52 and XC10 are added as an advantage.

- Must have experience in creating WSP, XFW, MPGW, FSH and Log targets.

- Able to understand and work with AAA policy.

- Should have worked with Certificates and Encryption.

- Programming in XSLT, proficient in XML, sound knowledge on SOA, Webservices, SOAP, WSDL & REST.

- Error Handling and troubleshooting in Datapower

- DP Extension functions.

- Should have knowledge in SoapUI and other testing tools for DataPower. Knowledge in SOATest is an added advantage.

- A background in software lifecycle management and understanding of testing process.

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