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EPAM
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Camunda Engineer

EPAMVietnam
Work model
Remote
Experience
2-5 years
Employment
Not specified
Compensation
Not disclosed
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Role description

We are seeking a Camunda Workflow Engineer . You will migrate TIBCO workflows to Camunda 8, building BPMN models, DMN decisions, and forms that match real production behavior. You will implement REST-based integrations through a shared integration layer, strengthen access controls and testing, and support UAT through sign-off.

Responsibilities

  • Implement BPMN two point zero process models, DMN decision tables and Camunda Forms based on confirmed requirements
  • Execute the defined migration approach by process tier, improving AI-generated drafts and supporting redesign under Lead guidance
  • Configure service tasks, gateways and REST or HTTP connectors to existing integration layer APIs
  • Implement ABAC or PBAC access rules and DMN-based routing and approval logic
  • Develop and run unit tests aligned to test cases and acceptance criteria
  • Support integration testing with SAP and other connected systems via the shared integration layer
  • Participate in UAT, resolve defects and incorporate process owner feedback within agreed review SLAs
  • Document configurations, known issues and gaps versus TIBCO production behavior for handover and escalation

Requirements

  • Hands-on experience with Camunda 8 or a comparable workflow engine
  • BPMN two-point zero modeling and DMN with FEEL (Friendly Enough Expression Language)
  • REST API implementation and consumption including authentication and error handling patterns
  • Camunda Forms configuration and basic front-end validation logic
  • Understanding of access control models such as role-based access control and attribute-based access control
  • Testing discipline across unit testing, integration testing and defect triage
  • Ability to work within a structured migration backlog and follow batch sequencing