Lead Pega Developer
Tenth Revolution Group is hiring a Lead Pega Developer to design and implement enterprise-level Pega solutions for client engagements. The role involves leading architectural design, building scalable case management systems, and mentoring junior staff. Candidates must have extensive Pega experience, hold a CSSA certification, and possess strong Java/J2EE and integration skills. This is an urgent, client-facing opportunity focused on delivering digital transformation projects.
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Experience
8+ years
Function
Engineering
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Tenth Revolution Group is hiring a Lead Pega Developer to design and implement enterprise-level Pega solutions for client engagements. The role involves leading architectural design, building scalable case management systems, and mentoring junior staff. Candidates must have extensive Pega experience, hold a CSSA certification, and possess strong Java/J2EE and integration skills. This is an urgent, client-facing opportunity focused on delivering digital transformation projects.
TAL's take
Solid tier-2 staffing firm role with clear seniority and specific technical requirements for Pega development.
Well-defined role with specific architectural responsibilities and clear technical stack requirements.
Must haves
- Bachelor's degree in IT/Computer Science
- CSSA certification
- 8+ years of Pega development experience
- Experience in enterprise Pega apps, case design, and data modeling
- Technical skills in Java/J2EE, SQL, and Web Services
Tools and skills
About the company
Established global recruitment and consulting firm specialized in technology staffing.
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