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BPM Architect needed for USAA Corporation in San Antonio

 
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cody.hedgpeth@usaa.com



Joined: 26 Mar 2005
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Location: San Antonio, Texas

PostPosted: Thu Mar 31, 2005 3:20 am    Post subject: BPM Architect needed for USAA Corporation in San Antonio Reply with quote

Warmest greetings from the Alamo City and USAA Corporation! In case you are not familiar with our company, USAA is a Fortune 200 firm that military families have relied upon since 1922, as we are privileged to serve the unique needs of this ultra-important segment of American society. Today, we assist over 5 million members in helping meet their financial goals.

I’m Cody Hedgpeth, a corporate recruiter with USAA. I own all of the IT/Technical Recruiting across the enterprise, and I have a new position that I wanted to bring to your attention in the hope that you may know of someone that might be interested in / qualified for...

Basically, we have an exciting growth need and are currently searching for a BPM Architect for our CTO office. This role calls for someone with extensive IT leadership experience, most notably with process modeling and workflow implementations. This professional will have deep working knowledge with some combination of Holosofx, WebSphere Business Integrator, MQ Workflow, Action Metro Workflow, Business Process Choreographer, and/or Tibco Workflow. I would also love to speak with someone that has development experience with J2EE, WebServices, EJB’s, and micro workflows as well as a working knowledge of Workflow standards (such as WFMC and BPEL.) This person will need to have the ability to provide BPM/Workflow architecture guidance to a highly knowledgeable J2EE development team – therefore, the ability to set best practices and guidance to Java-based workflow efforts is essential. Lastly, strong written and oral communications skills are required, as interaction will occur with both executive management and the technical workforce.

Moreover, a candidate that came from the Insurance, Banking, or other Financial Services industry area would be preferred.

If you know of anyone that fits this bill and may be interested in discussing this opportunity with me, please have them contact me directly.

Enjoy your day!

Best regards,

Cody Hedgpeth
cody.hedgpeth@usaa.com
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