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FileNet Software Developer Lead (W2 role) Hybrid - US

FileNet Software Developer Lead (W2 role)

Full Time • Hybrid - US
FileNet Software Developer Lead
 Other Enterprise Application Consultant – FileNet/Knowledge Lake/ECM Software Developer Lead
 Nashville, TN

Long term contract

Description of Duties: (primary & secondary) % of Total Work Effort Java Development utilizing FileNet and Knowledge Lake API’s/Workflow development 40% Relational Database: SQL Server, DB2, Oracle 20%
Scanning and Indexing solutions such as IBM Data Cap/Kofax Auto Store/Knowledge Lake/Capture Professional 20%
Business Analysis and Project Design 10%
Systems Administration and Cloud Technologies 10%
Summary: The Strategic Technology Solutions division within the Department of Finance & Administration is seeking to replace a Senior FileNet/Knowledge Lake Lead Developer that was previously vacated. This position is vital in daily operations of the Enterprise ECM team providing services to over 23 State agencies. Candidate will need a deep understanding of the FileNet/Knowledge Lake suite of products as well as a deep understanding of the FileNet/Knowledge Lake API’s using Java. Any .NET development experience is also a plus.

Candidates will also have knowledge of scanning and indexing solutions such as IBM Data Cap, Kofax Auto Store, Knowledge Lake, and Capture Professional.
 Work Activities:
Develop Java applications to interact with a highly available P8 FileNet
 environment and cloud Knowledge Lake environment.
 Oversee the data migrations/ingestions from multiple sources into FileNet P8 and Knowledge Lake.
 Deliver solutions by analyzing, designing, and building projects in FileNet and Knowledge Lake environments.
 Automate business processes by building documents classes, workflow maps, queues, and subscriptions to achieve desired tasks.

Perform demos of FileNet/Knowledge Lake and its components as needed.
 Assist in troubleshooting any FileNet P8/Knowledge Lake issues that may arise
 Mentor other ECM staff as needed


Required Experience:

·       Experience in the design, development, troubleshooting, and implementation of large and complex IBM FileNet and Knowledge Lake Solutions.
 Experience developing Java applications to interact with FileNet P8 and Knowledge Lake environments in order to perform such actions as inserting, retrieving, update, and deletion of data.
 Experience in the development of FileNet P8 and Knowledge Lake workflow maps and custom components.
 Experience with FileNet P8 Content Platform Engine, Process Engine, Content Navigator, and FileNet P8 APIs.
 Experience with Knowledge Lake API’s or ability to learn.
 Experience with IBM WebSphere Application server and deployed applications.
 Experienced with administering and troubleshooting issues for a highly available and clustered P8 environment.
 Experience with scanning and indexing solutions such as IBM Data Cap, Kofax Auto Store, Knowledge Lake, and Capture Professional.
 Experience working with SSL certificates and certificate vaults.
 Strong problem-solving and analytical skills with high attention to detail.
 Ability to troubleshoot logs and traces to determine root cause.
 Must have a B.S. or equivalent, in Computer Science, IT, Mathematics, or related field

Technologies needed to support include:

·       Windows 2019 or latest
 Microsoft SQL Server 2019 or latest
 IBM WebSphere Application server 8.55 or later
 FileNet P8 5.x and later
 Content Navigator 3.0.x and later
 Knowledge Lake ECM Solution
 Kofax Auto store/Quick Capture
 Relational databases such as SQL, DB2, and Oracle
 Experience in on-prem or cloud database technologies

Flexible work from home options available.

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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