Workfront Fusion Integration Developer
Team: Workfront ↔ Azure DevOps + AI Integration
Level: Mid–Senior
About the role
You'll build and own the integrations that connect Adobe Workfront and Azure DevOps — and increasingly a Claude-based AI layer — inside a large, complex enterprise ecosystem. This is hands-on Workfront Fusion development plus the judgment to work safely in a shared, multi-team, multi-vendor environment. Success is measured by reliable, low-noise automation that eliminates manual handoffs between planning (Workfront) and delivery (Azure DevOps).
What you'll do
Design, build, and maintain Workfront Fusion scenarios: watch/trigger, routers, filters, data stores, error handling, and scheduling.
Integrate Workfront and Azure DevOps via REST APIs — work-item creation, field/status/comment sync, webhooks/Service Hooks, area-path mapping, and idempotent, loop-safe two-way flows.
Own the field-mapping specification end to end, partnering with business SMEs to translate a complex org/custom-form model into correct, maintainable mappings.
Handle auth and reliability:
OAuth2/JWT, retries, rate limits, logging, and monitoring.
Work within governance guardrails — sandbox-first development, change control, and coordination with other teams/vendors already operating in the Fusion workplace.
Design for scale across multiple teams, not one-off scenarios; document runbooks and support handover.
Collaborate with ADO and AI engineers as the solution extends toward MCP/agent-based workflows.
Required skills
3+ years building integrations, with hands-on Workfront Fusion (or strong Make/Integromat/n8n equivalent and fast Fusion ramp).
Solid Adobe Workfront data model knowledge: projects/tasks/issues, custom forms & parameter values, statuses, request queues/templates, constraints.
Strong REST/HTTP/JSON skills: building and consuming APIs, webhooks, pagination, error handling.
Azure DevOps working knowledge: work-item types, Area/Iteration paths, Service Hooks, field ma
📌 Workfront Fusion Developer (India)
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