Senior FICO Blaze Advisor Developer

The ideal candidate should have hands-on experience with FICO Blaze Advisor, Java/J2EE, rule engines, decision management, and REST/SOAP integrations , along with a strong understanding of software development and deployment practices.

• Design, develop, test, and maintain business rules using FICO Blaze Advisor .

• Analyze business requirements and translate them into scalable and maintainable rule-based solutions.

• Develop and configure rule sets, decision tables, decision trees, rule flows, and decision services .

• Design and implement complex business decision logic using Blaze Advisor.

• Integrate Blaze decision services with enterprise applications and backend systems.

• Develop integrations using Java/J2EE, REST APIs, SOAP Web Services, XML, and JSON .

• Perform rule validation, unit testing, debugging, and performance optimization.

• Troubleshoot production issues related to rules execution and decision services.

• Manage rule changes and ensure proper version control and deployment across environments.

• Work with Business Analysts, Product Owners, Architects, QA teams, and application development teams to understand and implement business requirements.

• Participate in solution design, code reviews, impact analysis, and technical documentation.

• Support CI/CD pipelines for automated build, testing, and deployment of rule services.

• Ensure solutions follow enterprise architecture, coding standards, security requirements, and development best practices.

• Provide production support, root-cause analysis, and resolution for business-rule-related incidents.

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering , or a related discipline.

• 5+ years of overall software development experience .

• 3+ years of hands-on experience with FICO Blaze Advisor preferred.

• Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills.

• Ability to independently analyze complex business rules and convert them into efficient technical implementations.