Location: U.S.-based; Remote work may be considered
Position Type: Consultant (Contract)
Sector: Public Sector IT Modernization / Systems Integration
About the Opportunity:
DevTech Systems, Inc. is seeking a Mulesoft Integration Consultant to support a U.S. government agency in assessing, training, and enhancing their use of the Mulesoft Anypoint Platform, particularly in relation to Salesforce integration. The consultant will play a hands-on role in reviewing an existing framework, advising on installation and maintenance best practices, and providing technical training to internal staff.
Responsibilities:
Conduct a technical assessment of an existing Mulesoft (Anypoint) framework integrated with Salesforce.
Identify areas for optimization and recommend industry best practices for installation, maintenance, and scalability.
Deliver practical, hands-on training to technical staff with intermediate API development experience.
Provide detailed documentation and guidance to support knowledge transfer and long-term sustainability.
Support troubleshooting and configuration as needed during the engagement.
Required Qualifications:
Minimum of 5 years of hands-on experience with the Mulesoft Anypoint Platform, including experience in real-world Salesforce integrations.
Deep understanding of API lifecycle management, Mulesoft architecture, and scalable integration patterns.
Proven ability to conduct technical reviews and communicate findings clearly to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Strong teaching or mentorship skills; experience training teams on enterprise integration platforms is highly preferred.
Excellent written and spoken English skills are essential.
Experience working with U.S. government agencies or regulated environments is a strong plus.
Additional Details:
U.S. citizenship or legal work authorization required.
Remote work may be considered, depending on availability and project needs.
Short-term consultancy with potential for follow-on support depending on performance and project requirements.
