Mulesoft Architect at CapTech are part of a capable, highly motivated community who strive to continuously learn the latest tools and architectures to deliver innovative solutions for our clients. We design, develop, and deliver high-quality enterprise systems, as well as systems integrations and work in a project-based consulting environment.
CapTech Consultants enjoy a collaborative environment and have many opportunities to learn from and share knowledge with other developers, architects, and our clients. Our solutions include API-driven clients, microservice architectures, event-driven integrations, cloud deployments, serverless applications, and web and portal front ends.
Specific responsibilities for the Mulesoft Architect position include:
- Collaborate with team members and clients to deliver a technical solution that meet the unique needs of our clients.
- Partner with clients on cross‑functional, team‑based projects to deliver scalable Mulesoft solutions across the full Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) using Agile methodologies
- Serve as a trusted technical advisor, managing architectural scope while aligning technical solutions with business goals
- Communicate effectively with both technical and non‑technical stakeholders, setting clear expectations and guiding decision‑making
- Create quality deliverables to communicate technical solutions to appropriate audiences.
- Leverage CapTech’s internal programs and self-directed training to continually develop industry relevant knowledge and skills.
- Communicate effectively to team members with varying degrees of technical knowledge.
- Demonstrate technical thought leadership by contributing to architectural standards, best practices, and reusable accelerators
- Mentor architects and developers through architecture reviews, communities of practice, and ongoing knowledge sharing
- Participate in technical pre‑sales activities, including solution design, estimations, and delivery scoping for prospective clients
- Gain exposure to a variety of clients, business models, and industry verticals