Job Summary

This hybrid role is for a senior developer with seven to eleven years of experience working on Java based solutions integrated with Reltio Master Data Management and Reltio Integration Hub platforms. The role focuses on designing building and optimizing secure and scalable data management applications that improve data quality and reliability across the enterprise.

Responsibilities

Design and implement robust Java services that integrate seamlessly with Reltio Master Data Management platforms to support critical enterprise data flows
Develop and optimize Reltio Integration Hub workflows that orchestrate complex data synchronization and transformation across multiple source and target systems
Build reusable Java components and integration utilities that simplify connectivity between Reltio environments and external applications while reducing maintenance effort
Analyze functional and technical requirements to translate them into detailed design documents and implementation plans for Java and Reltio based solutions




Configure Reltio Master Data Management entities survivorship rules and match logic to ensure consistent and trusted golden records across domains
Create and maintain data integration pipelines that handle high volume high quality data processing while meeting performance and reliability expectations
Troubleshoot production incidents by analyzing logs data flows and system metrics then implement corrective Java code or Reltio configuration changes
Collaborate with architects data engineers and product teams to align integration patterns coding standards and data management practices with organizational goals
Conduct code reviews and provide constructive feedback to peers to maintain high standards of Java development security and performance in all deliverables
Develop automated unit tests and integration tests for Java components and Reltio workflows to improve defect detection and reduce regression risk
Prepare explicit technical documentation

📌 Sr. Developer (India)
🏢 Cognizant
📍 India