Top 20 companies that use Web Services

2. Amazon

How Amazon uses Web Services:

• Provided technical direction for my area and consulting among area teams on architecture/design of multiple mission critical applications and web services.
• Serve as daily and weekly war room driver to monitor high volume web service metrics across 11 realms (languages).
• Launched a desktop application for automating bulk uploads using Amazon Web Services.

Most common skills for Amazon:

• Customer Orders
• Pallets
• Inventory Control
• Pallet Jack
• RF Scanner
• Problem Solve

3. Guidehouse

4. Deloitte

How Deloitte uses Web Services:

• Developed Web Services to exchange information between DoD and VA health care systems.
• Developed and consumed soap web services for sending/receiving the user information.
• Developed the ability to expose and consume a third party web service within a custom application.

Most common skills for Deloitte:

• Project Management
• Java
• Business Development
• Process Improvement
• Business Process
• Financial Statements

5. Highmark

How Highmark uses Web Services:

• Involved in developing and deploying semantic web and web services based distributed application.
• Worked using SOAP UI to test the Web services.

Most common skills for Highmark:

• Strong Analytical
• Customer Service
• Medicare
• PL/SQL
• Process Improvement
• Test Cases

6. Old Dominion Freight Line

Most common skills for Old Dominion Freight Line:

• AS400
• Customer Service
• LTL
• Hazmat
• Landing Gear
• Load Trucks

7. Pwc

How Pwc uses Web Services:

• Key member of the team responsible for designing new applications and exploring new technologies specific to Web Service Security.
• Integrated Web Services into a Content Management system for a client Web Portal.
• Key contact with Duns & Bradstreet during design and development of web services to interact and exchange data.

Most common skills for Pwc:

• Financial Statements
• Project Management
• Real Estate
• Sarbanes-Oxley
• Internal Controls
• ERP

8. Lumina Foundation

9. CTG

How CTG uses Web Services:

• Analyzed validity of planned service to validate Canadian addresses by building an MS Access application to exercise the web service.

Most common skills for CTG:

• Video Conferencing
• Linux
• Debugging
• SharePoint
• Troubleshoot
• VMware

10. Accenture

How Accenture uses Web Services:

• Analyzed the data flowing into the web application from various connected web services using tools like SOAPUI.
• Integrated collaboration enterprise directory with Single-Sign-On system and enterprise directory of government and contractor identity information using web services.
• Involved in designing component specifications for web services and delegates.

Most common skills for Accenture:

• Java
• Project Management
• Architecture
• HR
• QA
• SharePoint

11. Ford Motor

How Ford Motor uses Web Services:

• Developed a communication layer that is used for consuming Web Services and this layer was used while fetching the products.
• Used WS-CORE Framework (WSDL) for web services to provide/consume the Web services from/to down-stream Systems.

Most common skills for Ford Motor:

• Assembly Line
• Sigma
• Lean Manufacturing
• Customer Service
• Process Improvement
• ISO

12. Workday

How Workday uses Web Services:

• Utilized SoapUI-Pro and Workday Web Service Background Processes to test XML-based messages.
• Mapped HCM data in the outbound integrations systems, to deliver to cornerstone via web services.

Most common skills for Workday:

• Troubleshoot
• Saas
• Payroll
• Problem Resolution
• Custom Reports
• Project Management

13. MindPoint Group

Most common skills for MindPoint Group:

• Amazon Web Services
• OS

14. Cynet Health

15. ZOOM+Care

Most common skills for ZOOM+Care:

• Media Management
• Infrastructure
• Zoom
• PC
• Troubleshoot
• Digital Marketing

16. Robert Half

How Robert Half uses Web Services:

• Assisted in the development of a new application using ASP.NET, C#, SSRS, and web services.
• Maintain and troubleshoot facing WCF Restful web services to support Android and iPhone apps.

Most common skills for Robert Half:

• Customer Service
• Expense Reports
• Payroll
• Journal Entries
• Data Entry
• QuickBooks

17. General Dynamics

How General Dynamics uses Web Services:

• Consumed DC and federal inmate data web services to ensure consistency and integrity.
• Develop new features for TAIS in C#/XML including secure web services and airspace conflict detection.
• Performed Regression testing of Web Services using SoapUI.

Most common skills for General Dynamics:

• DOD
• Technical Support
• RF
• Linux
• SharePoint
• Management System

18. Tata Group

How Tata Group uses Web Services:

• Lead the off-shore team in the development of the Retirement Paycheck Service application involving ASP.NET and web services.
• Experienced in using Web Service (SOAP) for messaging protocol.
• Performed Web services testing using SOAP UI to ensure new service infrastructure for transfer functions as per defined business criteria.

Most common skills for Tata Group:

• Java
• ETL
• C++
• Test Cases
• Unix
• PL/SQL

19. Fidelity Investments

How Fidelity Investments uses Web Services:

• Web Services Testing for validating image processing and database testing including verification of logs, database inserts and data integrity
• Lead design and management of an agile web service project for corporations, which utilize Fidelity's stock benefits.
• Developed ANT scripts for build and deploy of WMB web services on multiple client environments.

Most common skills for Fidelity Investments:

• Customer Service
• QA
• Process Improvement
• Project Management
• Inbound Calls
• Problem Resolution

20. Concentrix

Most common skills for Concentrix:

• Apple
• Inbound Calls
• Customer Service
• Customer Interaction
• Billing Inquiries
• Customer Support