Integration Developer - cornell

Working Title: Integration Developer [Remote]

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About Information Technology @ Cornell

Information Technology (IT) is a strategic enabler for many functions at Cornell University, with staff located across colleges, administrative units, and campuses throughout the institution. While comprised of many organizations, IT operates as one partnering closely with faculty, staff, and students to support teaching, research, and business operations. By being embedded where the Cornell community is, IT is well positioned to provide support ranging from day‑to‑day needs to large, complex initiatives that advance major academic, research, and operational objectives across the university. Check out this link to find out more about IT@Cornell .

What will you do:

The Integration Developer is responsible for the operational support, maintenance, and enhancement of the institution’s existing Boomi integration portfolio, as well as the design and development of new integrations supporting enterprise system implementations and ongoing business initiatives. This role plays a critical part in ensuring reliable, efficient, and scalable data exchanges across systems.

Working in a collaborative environment, the Integration Developer partners with business stakeholders, IT colleagues, and external vendors to translate functional requirements into technical integration solutions. The position requires demonstrated experience in integration and API development, including the ability to independently design, build, test, and deploy complex integrations using Boomi or comparable integration platform-as-a-service (iPaaS) technologies.

The incumbent is expected to operate with minimal supervision, proactively manage multiple concurrent projects, and ensure the availability and performance of integration services. Success in this role requires strong analytical and problem-solving skills, along with the ability to communicate effectively across technical and non-technical audiences.

The Integration Developer must demonstrate a commitment to continuous learning and adaptability, including the ability to quickly adopt new tools, technologies, and best practices. The role also requires strong customer service orientation, organizational capability, and the ability to function effectively in a higher education environment while managing competing priorities and deadlines.

Technical proficiency in programming and scripting, relational databases (SQL), web services (SOAP/REST), and data formats such as JSON and XML is essential. Experience with languages such as Python, Java, JavaScript, and procedural SQL (e.g., PL/SQL), as well as familiarity with project management and business analysis methodologies, is considered advantageous.