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We are actively seeking a Senior Pega Developer with strong hands-on implementation experience to design, develop, and support scalable Pega solutions for our financial services client. This is a delivery-focused role requiring recent experience building enterprise Pega applications, including workflows, case management, integrations, UI development, and production support in complex, Agile-driven environments.
Reporting to our Delivery Operations Manager, you will design, develop, and enhance Pega applications that align with business requirements, architectural standards, and security controls. Working closely with architects, QA teams, and business stakeholders, you will build and support enterprise Pega solutions, troubleshoot production issues, participate in releases, and ensure applications adhere to Pega guardrails and best practices while delivering high-quality, scalable solutions.
Celebrated by Inc. 5000 for our rapid growth and award-winning workplace, Main Digital invites you to be a part of our collaborative and forward-thinking team. As a Certified Women-Owned Small Business, we champion diversity in tech. Our diverse teams combine management consulting expertise, innovative digital design, and advanced product engineering. Driven by our six core values, we lead in intelligent automation, platform technologies, and Agile methodologies to create unparalleled digital experiences. Join us as we empower people to create new possibilities through process and technology, reimagining the ways of work and enhancing experiences with digital transformation.
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