Sterling OMS Developer
Job Summary
Company Name:WillwareTechnologies
Role:Sterling OMS Developer
Experience:7 Years
Location: Chennai Bangalore PuneGururgramNoida
WorkMode: Hybrid
We are seeking an experienced Sterling OMS Developer with strong expertise in IBM Sterling Order Management System (OMS) Java and Microservices. The ideal candidate should have hands-on experience in designing developing and integrating Sterling OMS with enterprise applications using modern Java technologies and Microservices architecture.
- Design develop and customize IBM Sterling OMS solutions.
- Develop and maintain Java/J2EE applications and Spring Boot Microservices.
- Build and enhance Sterling components such as User Exits APIs Services Agents Pipelines and Transactions.
- Develop RESTful APIs and integrate Sterling OMS with ERP WMS CRM payment gateways and third-party systems.
- Implement order lifecycle processes including Order Capture Inventory Sourcing Fulfillment Shipping and Returns.
- Develop scalable Microservices using Spring Boot REST APIs Kafka/JMS and event-driven architecture.
- Write efficient SQL queries and work with Oracle/DB2 databases.
- Troubleshoot production issues and provide root cause analysis.
- Participate in code reviews unit testing deployment and production support.
- Work in Agile/Scrum teams and collaborate with architects and business stakeholders.
- 5 years of experience in IBM Sterling OMS.
- Strong programming experience in Java 8/11 J2EE.
- Hands-on experience with Spring Boot and Microservices.
- Experience with Sterling OMS APIs User Exits Services Agents Pipelines and Transactions.
- Strong knowledge of REST APIs SOAP Web Services JSON XML XSLT.
- Experience with Kafka JMS IBM MQ or other messaging frameworks.
- Good understanding of Order Management Inventory Management Sourcing Fulfillment and Returns.
- Experience with Oracle/DB2/SQL.
- Hands-on experience with Git Maven Jenkins CI/CD.
- Experience working in Linux/Unix environments.
Required Skills:
IBM Sterling OMS APIsJavaMicroservices