Senior Opentext Extream Developer

As an Opentext Extream Developer at the company, your role will involve designing and developing forms using OpenText Exstream product for high volume and on-demand applications based on specifications. You should have strong knowledge in Data Mapping, Page Design, Output Queues, Flow Tables, and PDF-Pass through, Dialogue application packaging. Additionally, you will be responsible for configuration and customization of Exstream objects at multiple levels like messages, table, and frames. Moreover, you will work on print and assembly rules, bar codes, including adding variable data tags, data-processing, post-composition processing of documents using Exstream, and formula variables, rules, functions, document, and page triggering rules. Your responsibilities will also include coding and implementation support for printing, report preparation, and generation using OpenText Exstream. Furthermore, you will work with XML files, various data files, and report creation, as well as have knowledge on print streams like DLF, Empower, AFP, and postscripts. Your solid design, coding, testing, and debugging skills will be essential for this role. Experience in Unix Scripting and basic Java knowledge are required, with experience in Exstream version upgrade and the Insurance domain being advantageous. **Qualifications Required:** - Experience with OpenText Exstream Version 16x/23x/24x - Strong knowledge in Unix Scripting - Basic Java knowledge - Experience in design and development of forms using OpenText Exstream - Experience in configuring and customizing Exstream objects at multiple levels - Knowledge in print and assembly rules, bar codes, data-processing, and post-composition processing using Exstream - Familiarity with XML files, various data files, and report creation - Working knowledge on print streams like DLF, Empower, AFP, and postscripts - Solid design, coding, testing, and debugging skills The shift timing for this role is 1:00 PM - 9:30 PM Monday through Friday, with support on weekends for deployments and production outages.,