Ajazahmed Ansari — VP of Engineering

->Innovative IT professional having more than 4 Years of experience in development, designing, coding and implementation of software. -> Well versed with Oracle Fusion Middleware including SOA Suite 11g components (BPEL, Mediator, Human Workflow, Adapters and etc...), Oracle Service Bus, Oracle AIA, OWSM, OEM, Oracle Weblogic Server 11g. -> Involved in Architecture Creation of Number of Projects. -> Experience in developing and deploying BPEL Processes using technology adapters (Oracle Apps Adapter, DB Adapter, File Adapter, FTP Adapter, JMS Adapter, Direct Binding, HTTP binding and etc.) and using the shared repository for artifacts Meta Data Store (MDS). -> Part of Custom JCA Adapter Development to integrate with Cisco BACC system. -> Created the Custom Error Handling and Logging Framework for Both OSB and SOA. -> Expertise in SOA design patterns like Guaranteed Delivery Model, Fire Forget, Asynchronous Delayed Delivery model, Request Response Model and etc... -> Experience in Security by configuring Message Level Security by using OWSM, WS-Security and Transport level security over SSL (HTTPS) by configuring Identity and Trust Store. -> Configured the Number authentication provider like AD Authentication provider, LDAP Authentication Provider and etc… to work with SOA and OSB. -> Expertise in SOA environment setup, configuration and performance tuning (BPEL tuning, JTA Transaction tuning, High Availability, Split Joins, etc...). -> Configured the Deployment environment for Both SOA and OSB by using Jenkins and Maven. Created the Ant script to deploy artifacts to MDS. -> Experienced and good understanding of SOA stack and architecture and methodology. -> Capable in client interactions for project discussions, installations and issues resolutions. Worked for the client: Charter Communication, Net Apps, etc.

Stackforce AI infers this person is a Backend-heavy Fullstack developer with expertise in Oracle technologies.

Location: South Delhi, Delhi, India

Experience: 16 yrs 2 mos