System Integration developer x2

government services leverage online platforms and self-serve technology as ITSS, through the Web
Digital Office, continues to transform the manner in which citizens and businesses interact with
government programs and services to ensuring services are provided in a simple, modern, and effective
ways that are optimized for digital and available anytime, anywhere and from any device.

3. Scope of the Services
The successful Proponent will provide all required programmer/analyst services associated with the
project. The scope of the services may include, but are not limited to:
 Modifying existing code or creating new programs in accordance with approved design
specifications, best coding practices, technical guidelines, to ensure high quality and
performance of the resulting module(s);
 Troubleshooting and performing root cause analysis to solve problems in an integrated
environment;
 Developing applications for multiple tier deployment environments (Dev, QA, Staging, and
Production);
 Designing and developing integrations through APIs by using various Government standard
tools;

 Building a continuous delivery pipeline with GIT source control management and Jenkins
automation server;
 Developing mapping of various source and target data types (database, flat file, x12, json, XML)
with various transport mechanisms (SQL, REST HTTP, SOAP, FTP, FTPS, Email, etc.);
 Collaborating with onboarding teams, developers, and others;
 Providing defect analysis and resolution support for system and user acceptance testing;
 Creating and maintaining API RAML or file specification documentation;
 Creating data extraction, cleansing and formatting scripts; and
 Documenting custom logic specific to individual integrations.


4. Proponent Qualifications
System Integration Developer resources must have the following experience:
1. Resources submitted must have a minimum of 5 years’ experience directly related to web
programming;
2. Experience designing and/or implementing web applications; and
3. The System Integration Developer must demonstrate 5 years’ experience in:
 Writing code that was well designed, tested and put into a production environment;
 Developing or supporting web applications;
 RESTful API design & development;
 Data mapping and transformation skills using modern integration platforms such as
MuleSoft;
 Experience working in a cross functional development environment;
 Version control such as Git;
 Automation servers such as Jenkins; and
 Shell scripts, such as Bash.
 CI using software such as Jenkins and Git.
4. The System Integration Developer must have experience developing with:
 Web development languages and frameworks such as HTML, JavaScript, Node.js, Vue.js,
Bootstrap, PHP, Angular;
 APIs
 Java/Springboot;
 Docker and Kubernetes container software;
 Development of black boxes;
 Web servers such as Apache;
 Load testing, load balancing, performance test, automated testing;
 Relational databases such as MySQL, MariaDB and MS SQL Server;
 OS such as Ubuntu.
5. Experience in the following will be considered an asset:
 Experience working with government organizations;
 Drupal Content Management System module development;
 API Gateways;
 Load Balancers and reverse proxies, such as Nginx;
 DNS Services; and
 Transport layer security.

Advantages
2. Background and Objective
The Government is looking to augment its team tasked with advancing the tools and a framework used
to implement and grow digital services to the public.
This work supports Governments IMIT Strategic Plan by advancing digital technology to improve the way
Government delivers services to citizens and businesses. A digital-by-design approach ensures
government services leverage online platforms and self-serve technology as ITSS, through the Web
Digital Office, continues to transform the manner in which citizens and businesses interact with
government programs and services to ensuring services are provided in a simple, modern, and effective
ways that are optimized for digital and available anytime, anywhere and from any device.

3. Scope of the Services
The successful Proponent will provide all required programmer/analyst services associated with the
project. The scope of the services may include, but are not limited to:
 Modifying existing code or creating new programs in accordance with approved design
specifications, best coding practices, technical guidelines, to ensure high quality and
performance of the resulting module(s);
 Troubleshooting and performing root cause analysis to solve problems in an integrated
environment;
 Developing applications for multiple tier deployment environments (Dev, QA, Staging, and
Production);
 Designing and developing integrations through APIs by using various Government standard
tools;

 Building a continuous delivery pipeline with GIT source control management and Jenkins
automation server;
 Developing mapping of various source and target data types (database, flat file, x12, json, XML)
with various transport mechanisms (SQL, REST HTTP, SOAP, FTP, FTPS, Email, etc.);
 Collaborating with onboarding teams, developers, and others;
 Providing defect analysis and resolution support for system and user acceptance testing;
 Creating and maintaining API RAML or file specification documentation;
 Creating data extraction, cleansing and formatting scripts; and
 Documenting custom logic specific to individual integrations.


4. Proponent Qualifications
System Integration Developer resources must have the following experience:
1. Resources submitted must have a minimum of 5 years’ experience directly related to web
programming;
2. Experience designing and/or implementing web applications; and
3. The System Integration Developer must demonstrate 5 years’ experience in:
 Writing code that was well designed, tested and put into a production environment;
 Developing or supporting web applications;
 RESTful API design & development;
 Data mapping and transformation skills using modern integration platforms such as
MuleSoft;
 Experience working in a cross functional development environment;
 Version control such as Git;
 Automation servers such as Jenkins; and
 Shell scripts, such as Bash.
 CI using software such as Jenkins and Git.
4. The System Integration Developer must have experience developing with:
 Web development languages and frameworks such as HTML, JavaScript, Node.js, Vue.js,
Bootstrap, PHP, Angular;
 APIs
 Java/Springboot;
 Docker and Kubernetes container software;
 Development of black boxes;
 Web servers such as Apache;
 Load testing, load balancing, performance test, automated testing;
 Relational databases such as MySQL, MariaDB and MS SQL Server;
 OS such as Ubuntu.
5. Experience in the following will be considered an asset:
 Experience working with government organizations;
 Drupal Content Management System module development;
 API Gateways;
 Load Balancers and reverse proxies, such as Nginx;
 DNS Services; and
 Transport layer security.

Responsibilities
2. Background and Objective
The Government is looking to augment its team tasked with advancing the tools and a framework used
to implement and grow digital services to the public.
This work supports Governments IMIT Strategic Plan by advancing digital technology to improve the way
Government delivers services to citizens and businesses. A digital-by-design approach ensures
government services leverage online platforms and self-serve technology as ITSS, through the Web
Digital Office, continues to transform the manner in which citizens and businesses interact with
government programs and services to ensuring services are provided in a simple, modern, and effective
ways that are optimized for digital and available anytime, anywhere and from any device.

3. Scope of the Services
The successful Proponent will provide all required programmer/analyst services associated with the
project. The scope of the services may include, but are not limited to:
 Modifying existing code or creating new programs in accordance with approved design
specifications, best coding practices, technical guidelines, to ensure high quality and
performance of the resulting module(s);
 Troubleshooting and performing root cause analysis to solve problems in an integrated
environment;
 Developing applications for multiple tier deployment environments (Dev, QA, Staging, and
Production);
 Designing and developing integrations through APIs by using various Government standard
tools;

 Building a continuous delivery pipeline with GIT source control management and Jenkins
automation server;
 Developing mapping of various source and target data types (database, flat file, x12, json, XML)
with various transport mechanisms (SQL, REST HTTP, SOAP, FTP, FTPS, Email, etc.);
 Collaborating with onboarding teams, developers, and others;
 Providing defect analysis and resolution support for system and user acceptance testing;
 Creating and maintaining API RAML or file specification documentation;
 Creating data extraction, cleansing and formatting scripts; and
 Documenting custom logic specific to individual integrations.


4. Proponent Qualifications
System Integration Developer resources must have the following experience:
1. Resources submitted must have a minimum of 5 years’ experience directly related to web
programming;
2. Experience designing and/or implementing web applications; and
3. The System Integration Developer must demonstrate 5 years’ experience in:
 Writing code that was well designed, tested and put into a production environment;
 Developing or supporting web applications;
 RESTful API design & development;
 Data mapping and transformation skills using modern integration platforms such as
MuleSoft;
 Experience working in a cross functional development environment;
 Version control such as Git;
 Automation servers such as Jenkins; and
 Shell scripts, such as Bash.
 CI using software such as Jenkins and Git.
4. The System Integration Developer must have experience developing with:
 Web development languages and frameworks such as HTML, JavaScript, Node.js, Vue.js,
Bootstrap, PHP, Angular;
 APIs
 Java/Springboot;
 Docker and Kubernetes container software;
 Development of black boxes;
 Web servers such as Apache;
 Load testing, load balancing, performance test, automated testing;
 Relational databases such as MySQL, MariaDB and MS SQL Server;
 OS such as Ubuntu.
5. Experience in the following will be considered an asset:
 Experience working with government organizations;
 Drupal Content Management System module development;
 API Gateways;
 Load Balancers and reverse proxies, such as Nginx;
 DNS Services; and
 Transport layer security.

Qualifications
2. Background and Objective
The Government is looking to augment its team tasked with advancing the tools and a framework used
to implement and grow digital services to the public.
This work supports Governments IMIT Strategic Plan by advancing digital technology to improve the way
Government delivers services to citizens and businesses. A digital-by-design approach ensures
government services leverage online platforms and self-serve technology as ITSS, through the Web
Digital Office, continues to transform the manner in which citizens and businesses interact with
government programs and services to ensuring services are provided in a simple, modern, and effective
ways that are optimized for digital and available anytime, anywhere and from any device.

3. Scope of the Services
The successful Proponent will provide all required programmer/analyst services associated with the
project. The scope of the services may include, but are not limited to:
 Modifying existing code or creating new programs in accordance with approved design
specifications, best coding practices, technical guidelines, to ensure high quality and
performance of the resulting module(s);
 Troubleshooting and performing root cause analysis to solve problems in an integrated
environment;
 Developing applications for multiple tier deployment environments (Dev, QA, Staging, and
Production);
 Designing and developing integrations through APIs by using various Government standard
tools;

 Building a continuous delivery pipeline with GIT source control management and Jenkins
automation server;
 Developing mapping of various source and target data types (database, flat file, x12, json, XML)
with various transport mechanisms (SQL, REST HTTP, SOAP, FTP, FTPS, Email, etc.);
 Collaborating with onboarding teams, developers, and others;
 Providing defect analysis and resolution support for system and user acceptance testing;
 Creating and maintaining API RAML or file specification documentation;
 Creating data extraction, cleansing and formatting scripts; and
 Documenting custom logic specific to individual integrations.


4. Proponent Qualifications
System Integration Developer resources must have the following experience:
1. Resources submitted must have a minimum of 5 years’ experience directly related to web
programming;
2. Experience designing and/or implementing web applications; and
3. The System Integration Developer must demonstrate 5 years’ experience in:
 Writing code that was well designed, tested and put into a production environment;
 Developing or supporting web applications;
 RESTful API design & development;
 Data mapping and transformation skills using modern integration platforms such as
MuleSoft;
 Experience working in a cross functional development environment;
 Version control such as Git;
 Automation servers such as Jenkins; and
 Shell scripts, such as Bash.
 CI using software such as Jenkins and Git.
4. The System Integration Developer must have experience developing with:
 Web development languages and frameworks such as HTML, JavaScript, Node.js, Vue.js,
Bootstrap, PHP, Angular;
 APIs
 Java/Springboot;
 Docker and Kubernetes container software;
 Development of black boxes;
 Web servers such as Apache;
 Load testing, load balancing, performance test, automated testing;
 Relational databases such as MySQL, MariaDB and MS SQL Server;
 OS such as Ubuntu.
5. Experience in the following will be considered an asset:
 Experience working with government organizations;
 Drupal Content Management System module development;
 API Gateways;
 Load Balancers and reverse proxies, such as Nginx;
 DNS Services; and
 Transport layer security.

Summary
2. Background and Objective
The Government is looking to augment its team tasked with advancing the tools and a framework used
to implement and grow digital services to the public.
This work supports Governments IMIT Strategic Plan by advancing digital technology to improve the way
Government delivers services to citizens and businesses. A digital-by-design approach ensures
government services leverage online platforms and self-serve technology as ITSS, through the Web
Digital Office, continues to transform the manner in which citizens and businesses interact with
government programs and services to ensuring services are provided in a simple, modern, and effective
ways that are optimized for digital and available anytime, anywhere and from any device.

3. Scope of the Services
The successful Proponent will provide all required programmer/analyst services associated with the
project. The scope of the services may include, but are not limited to:
 Modifying existing code or creating new programs in accordance with approved design
specifications, best coding practices, technical guidelines, to ensure high quality and
performance of the resulting module(s);
 Troubleshooting and performing root cause analysis to solve problems in an integrated
environment;
 Developing applications for multiple tier deployment environments (Dev, QA, Staging, and
Production);
 Designing and developing integrations through APIs by using various Government standard
tools;

 Building a continuous delivery pipeline with GIT source control management and Jenkins
automation server;
 Developing mapping of various source and target data types (database, flat file, x12, json, XML)
with various transport mechanisms (SQL, REST HTTP, SOAP, FTP, FTPS, Email, etc.);
 Collaborating with onboarding teams, developers, and others;
 Providing defect analysis and resolution support for system and user acceptance testing;
 Creating and maintaining API RAML or file specification documentation;
 Creating data extraction, cleansing and formatting scripts; and
 Documenting custom logic specific to individual integrations.


4. Proponent Qualifications
System Integration Developer resources must have the following experience:
1. Resources submitted must have a minimum of 5 years’ experience directly related to web
programming;
2. Experience designing and/or implementing web applications; and
3. The System Integration Developer must demonstrate 5 years’ experience in:
 Writing code that was well designed, tested and put into a production environment;
 Developing or supporting web applications;
 RESTful API design & development;
 Data mapping and transformation skills using modern integration platforms such as
MuleSoft;
 Experience working in a cross functional development environment;
 Version control such as Git;
 Automation servers such as Jenkins; and
 Shell scripts, such as Bash.
 CI using software such as Jenkins and Git.
4. The System Integration Developer must have experience developing with:
 Web development languages and frameworks such as HTML, JavaScript, Node.js, Vue.js,
Bootstrap, PHP, Angular;
 APIs
 Java/Springboot;
 Docker and Kubernetes container software;
 Development of black boxes;
 Web servers such as Apache;
 Load testing, load balancing, performance test, automated testing;
 Relational databases such as MySQL, MariaDB and MS SQL Server;
 OS such as Ubuntu.
5. Experience in the following will be considered an asset:
 Experience working with government organizations;
 Drupal Content Management System module development;
 API Gateways;
 Load Balancers and reverse proxies, such as Nginx;
 DNS Services; and
 Transport layer security.

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