Manage solution implementation for an NCR customer with focus on integration across diverse topologies. Analyze customer data to recommend solutions and configurations, perform configuration, testing, and training, and support the full development lifecycle.
Job Description
Purpose – Job Summary: The purpose of the Integration SME is to manage the solution implementation of a NCR customer focusing on integration in a diverse topology. The Integration SME also analyzes the customer data in order to be able to provide solutions and configurations that will allow customers to maximize the benefits of using the application. Role may include configuration, testing and training as well as participation and assistance during the full development life cycle.
Responsibilities:
Requirements:
- TIBCO preferred – big plus
Additional Information
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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