Hands-on experience with designing and building Mule 4 projects • Experience in designing solutions with the MuleSoft Anypoint Platform on Mule 4, MCIA certification would be preferred. • Expert in using REST and SOAP API's. • Work closely with Integration Architect to build API design taking design principles like reusability, optimization, reliability patterns etc. into consideration. • Providing guidance on MuleSoft API Manager, Runtime Manager, Anypoint MQ and Exchange • Expert in building MuleSoft Integrations and API's. • Implement data transformation using XPATH, XSLT, Data Weave, custom java classes. • Perform sprint execution and provide timely deliverables (end of each sprint). • Lead API modules and guide the developers at offshore in the team. • Experience integrating a portfolio of SAAS applications. • Document Design and Runbooks. • Responsible for the analysis, design, implementation, and deployment of full software development life cycle (SDLC) of MuleSoft project using AGILE process. • Integration of various systems utilizing Queues, Topics, Http, File system, DBs and SFTP components. • Experience in Mule components that includes File, SMTP, FTP, SFTP, and database Connectors. • Developed Restful/SOAP web services in Mule ESB based on SOA architecture. • Design and Implemented RESTFUL Web Services using various data format (JSON, XML) to provide an interface to the various third-party applications. • Experience in MuleSoft Anypoint API platform on designing and implementing Mule APIs by documenting and designing REST API's using RAML. • Hand-on experience with transformers, exception handling, testing & Security of Mule ESB endpoint through Oath. • Write MUnit test cases to validate the Mule flows. • Strong problem solving and troubleshooting skills with the ability to exercise mature judgment. • Experience on performance, scalability, reliability, monitoring and other operational concerns of integration solutions on Anypoint Platform. • Experience in integrating Salesforce with other applications is preferred