Develop and maintain ExStream solutions as part of an existing software development team. The candidate must have significant, hands-on ExStream development experience and be autonomous from day one. The role may include analyst responsibilities, though the development scope is primary and the analysis component remains to be clarified.
The client is looking for an ExStream developer to complete
an existing project team in software development. The mandate is brief and
centred on a single requirement: significant experience in ExStream
development, with 5 or more years of experience. The title refers to an analyst
developer, while the text mentions development only; the analysis component
remains to be clarified. The scope of the 5 years (ExStream experience or
overall development experience) is not settled by the mandate and directly determines
the size of the talent pool. ExStream being a niche platform, depth of hands-on
practice will be the first screening factor.
Target candidate: a developer or analyst developer who has
delivered ExStream developments over several years, in mandates where the tool
was central to their work. The candidate joins an existing project team and is
autonomous on the platform from day one.
REQUIRED
- Significant experience in ExStream development
Requirements
Profiles to Exclude:
- Profile listing ExStream as a tool used (operations,
production, testing) without demonstrated development achievements.
- Profile whose ExStream experience is limited to training or
a mandate of a few months.
- Profile developing on another document composition platform
(Quadient Inspire, Smart Communications, Messagepoint) with no ExStream
experience on the resume.
- Business analyst profile describing customer communication
needs without ExStream development achievements.
- Coordination or project management profile for customer
communications without a developer role.
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