Bpm Application Developer Resume
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SUMMARY
- IBM BPM Application Developer with core competitive skills at Business Process Management (IBM BPM 8.5.7, 8.5.5, 8.0, 7.5.1) and Enterprise Application Development.
- Determined to learn and work towards success.
- Worked on multiple IBM BPM projects under various domain such as Healthcare, Retail, Banking, Information & Media and Telecom domains and have good knowledge and understanding of various domains.
- IBM Certified BPM Developer and active Participant in BPM related Forums.
- Expert in business process engineering and software development life cycle, including analysis, design, development, testing and implementation of software applications
- Expertise in developing custom coach views and customizing existing coach views to meet the customer’s requirement of UI look and functionality.
- Good knowledge of PL/SQL, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Dojo, AngularJS, Bootstrap CSS, BP3 and SPARK toolkits, SOAP UI, XML.
- Creative and innovative and very good in analyzing and logical thinking
- Knowledge in Object Oriented Programming (OOP) and methodologies.
- Experience in gathering customer requirements and functional requirements and converting them to technical requirements.
- Member of innovation team for the client to explore digital front through cutting edge technologies.
- Agile project planning and execution
- Good knowledge on various configuration settings on WAS console.
TECHNICAL SKILLS
BPM Technologies: IBM BPM 8.5.7, IBM BPM 8.5.5, IBM BPM 8.0, IBM BPM 7.5, IBM Process Admin Console, IBM Process Center, IBM Process Designer, Websphere Administrative console, IBM Integration Designer.
Skills: Core java, Java Script 1.8, HTML, CSS, XML, XSLT, XSD, XPATH, WSDL, SOAP 5.4, DOJO 1.8, Bootstrap CSS, Angular JS
Database: PL/SQL, Microsoft SQL, DB2
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Confidential
BPM Application Developer
Responsibilities:
- Involved in project requirement discussions with business analysts, product owner and technical teams and provided feedbacks on how the requirements can be fit within the BPM’s perspective
- Gathered the requirements from the client business analysts and broke down the requirements into technical stories.
- Designed the BPM workflow, business object and various integration points after discussion with other technical teams.
- Designed the data model and defined various constraints that apply to the data model.
- Designed the database ER model and established logical relations between different tables.
- Designed the flow in blueworks live and help playback sessions with the clients to understand and simulate the working model of the workflow.
- Coordinate with other teams to design the interface between BPM and other systems.
- Led a BPM team and coordinated with BPM offshore team to help them understand the technical requirements and clear any clarifications they may have.
- Co - ordinated with the business users in testing the deliverables and receive the feedback.
Confidential
BPM Application Developer
Responsibilities:
- Involved in Technical Requirements gathering from the business SMEs & BAs and documenting the user stories, PI planning, Sprint planning, Product Backlog planning, coordinating with the different teams to establish the development platform infrastructure.
- I was also communicating with the offshore developer team about the technical requirements and ensure delivery to Client as per the planned sprints.
- Co-ordinated with the business users in testing the deliverables and receive the feedback.
Confidential
BPM Application Developer
Responsibilities:
- I was working as a team member in this project. I was responsible for implementing change requests, design changes, defect analysis, defect fixing and unit testing.
- I was also involved in designing and developing framework components for system exception handling, logging, custom auditing of process variables, automated email notifications in the process designer.
- Worked on database Integration services, Stored Procedures programming to fetch and insert data into external database and system services to implement auto generated e mail notifications.
Confidential
BPM Application Developer
Responsibilities:
- I was actively analyzing the requirements/enhancement requests and providing estimates for BPM development.
- Assisted the architect on designing and developing the media services process flows in the BPM process designer, designing and developing custom coach views based on dojo to implement complex dashboard requirements for the IBM BPM workflows as well as implementing human services and developing and customizing coaches based on coach views to implement ‘Triage’ task requirements in the workflow along with exception handling and UI validations.
- I played an important role in developing custom CSS with CSS3 effects for the UIs/Process portal skin for the BPM application and implementing the requirements to track/fetch data using performance db based on tracking points in the workflows.
- Implemented exception handling and UI validations for the coaches for the BPM application.
- Coordinated with the QA team, providing technical support for testing the BPM application.
Confidential
BPM Application Developer
Responsibilities:
- Worked on the development of the Client’s Pricing and Quoting User Interfaces.
- Worked in the development of the program involving the Import and Export of the huge excel data, which involves the use of a Java Code integrated with the BPM. The overall operation of this artifact is to read the file from the Excel file given by the client and to parse it to different tables in the database and also to recreate the data from the tables into the excel sheet to form a report.
- Good experience in Oracle PL/SQL, created all stored procedures and function needed for the project.
- Worked on Coach Views using Dojo to create many varied functionalities as a part of the User interface, some of which involves the making of tables editing it and storing the information in the database with the help of an inbuilt IBM BPM Ajax Service and created web services and exposed to other enterprise application such as Siebel
