Job Description

Job Summary/Basic Function
Reporting to the Director of Database Administration Services, the Middleware Developer performs a critical role in developing, implementing, and maintaining data integration solutions across the university's enterprise systems. Responsibilities include installing, configuring, and maintaining middleware technologies such as Apache Tomcat; development and maintenance of seamless data flow and integrations between multiple platforms to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of data usage across the university; close partnership with ITD teams, data analysts, and departmental stakeholders to understand their data needs to deliver secure, robust integration solutions; cross-team collaboration with the planning and testing of systems requirements; development of processes for transaction logging for the information security team as needed. This position requires experience with multiple OS's, web servers, databases, scripting languages, SOAP or RESTful APIs, and cloud-based middleware management solutions.

Required Education
Associate degree or bachelor's degree (experience requirements for each degree are in the Required Related Experience section)

Required Related Experience
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or related field: Two (2) years of relevant experience is required.

Bachelor's degree in any field: Three (3) years of relevant experience is required.

Associate's degree in any field: Four (4) years of relevant experience is required.

Relevant experience earned as a graduate assistant or student worker may be considered.

Desirable Related Experience
-Experience working in higher education information technology.
-Experience providing technical support to Ellucian Banner.
-Experience providing technical support to Oracle ERP, HCM, and EPM Cloud Applications.
-Experience providing technical support to Salesforce.
-Experience using JavaScript libraries (e.g., Node.js, React, Angular), GraphQL, integrating applications with SSO solutions, and API testing tools such as Bruno.