Mark Logic Developer
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Job Title : Mark Logic Developer Location: New Jersey (Onsite) Job DescriptionBachelor's degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, Engineering, or similar discipline or equivalent experienceExperience in NOSQL Database with Mark Logic in development teamStrong technical experience in XML, XPATH, XQUERY, XSLT languages and unit testing, Code Versioning and best practicesGood Knowledge on Mark Logic Data Hub framework for ingestion and HarmonizationExperience in content loading using MLCP and Bulk transformation using CORB tools.Should have good experience using ML Gradle or Roxy.Knowledge on semantics and triplesGood knowledge on REST APIs and Mark Logic ModulesMark Logic 9 version experience and usage of TDE views is plus.Having experience in any NOSQL (Cassandra, Mongo DB) database is plusDomain Wise - Solution design in areas such as insurance.Excellent verbal and written communication skills.Strong analytical and problem solving skills. Thanks, and Regards Amiksha Sharma amiksha@ampstek.com Direct No.-: (609) 360-2660 (E-mail is the best way to reach me)https://www.linkedin.com/in/amikshasharma/Ampstek – Global IT Partner
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