We are looking for a webMethods Lead to provide deep source-platform expertise
for the webMethods-to-AWS migration. The SME will be the authoritative
source-side technical resource — analyzing IS Flow Services, ActiveTransfer
configurations, Universal Messaging pub-sub setups, Trading Networks, SAP
Adapter, and MSR container deployments. The role is critical to validate catalog
enrichment, assess business logic complexity, and support accurate pattern
classification. During build phases, the SME will validate Camel routes and AWS
target implementations preserve the intent and behavior of legacy webMethods
flows. This role requires hands-on, deep expertise in the webMethods platform.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Source-Side Analysis & Discovery

* Analyze webMethods IS Flow Services, ActiveTransfer configurations, UM broker
setups, and Trading Networks profiles across landscapes and environments.

* Validate active integrations by reviewing ActiveTransfer execution logs and
UM broker counts.

* Assess business logic complexity

Pattern Classification & Mapping





* Validate AI-generated pattern classifications against actual webMethods
implementation.

* Support source-to-target mapping for all patterns - confirming that legacy
behavior maps correctly to AWS targets

Business Logic & Migration Validation

* Validate that AI-translated code preserves business logic and intent.

* Confirm functional parity during parallel-run testing

B2B & SAP Expertise

* Provide expertise on Trading Networks (B2B/EDI) configurations, partner
profiles, and EDIINT module setups.

* Support SAP IDOC connector strategy decisions (SAP BTP vs Camel-IDoc with
Smooks parser).

QUALIFICATIONS

Required Skills & Competencies

* 8–12 years of IT experience with at least 5–6 years of hands-on Software AG
webMethods development/administration

* Deep expertise in webMethods Integration Server (IS) — Flow Services, Java
Services, document types, triggers, adapters

* Robust knowledge of webMethods ActiveTran

📌 SAG WebMethods Lead (India)
🏢 Zensar
📍 India