MuleSoft Developer with Mainframe

Mainframe Skills:
COBOL: A foundational programming language for mainframe systems.
JCL (Job Control Language): Used for submitting jobs and managing processes on the mainframe.
DB2: A relational database management system commonly used in mainframe environments.
CICS: A transaction processing system used for online applications on mainframes.
TSO/ISPF: Interactive System Productivity Facility, a user interface for mainframe systems.
VSAM (Virtual Storage Access Method): A file access method used for storing and retrieving data on mainframes.

MuleSoft Skills:
Mule ESB (Enterprise Service Bus):
The core integration platform for building and deploying APIs and integrations.
Anypoint Platform:
MuleSoft's comprehensive platform for designing, developing, and managing APIs and integrations.
Anypoint Studio:
The IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for building Mule applications.
RESTful APIs and SOAP:
Proficiency in designing and developing APIs using REST and SOAP protocols.
RAML (RESTful API Modeling Language):
A language for defining and documenting APIs.
Cloud Platforms:
Experience with cloud platforms like AWS or Azure, and familiarity with cloud deployment models.
CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery):
Knowledge of tools like Jenkins, Git, and Maven for automating the build and deployment process.
DataWeave:
MuleSoft's data transformation language for converting data between different formats.
API Management:
Understanding how to manage and govern APIs using MuleSoft's API Manager.
Error Handling:
Ability to implement robust error handling mechanisms in Mule applications.
Logging and Monitoring:
Proficiency in using logging and monitoring tools to track application performance and troubleshoot issues.
Other Helpful Skills:
Java:
MuleSoft is built on Java, so a strong understanding of Java and related technologies is essential.
JSON and XML:
Experience with these data formats is crucial for data transformation and integration.
Database Skills: