- Liaise with the IT Project Team, IT Solutions Architects and/or the University business where appropriate to facilitate successful project delivery.

- Deliver integration solutions in accordance with the Integration Team development framework/strategy, this may involve co-ordinating work with third party consultants/suppliers.

- Create and maintain operational and support documentation for newly implemented integrations.

- Pro-actively contribute to the support and development of existing integrations.

- Manage integration based service incidents and change requests, ensuring that at all times requests are handled correctly and the service offering is to the highest standard.

- Assist in providing resource estimates for system integration projects, to feed into the overall Integration Team resource planning.

- Pro-actively contribute to continual service improvement of integration procedures, to improve working practices and the services offered to the University.

- Actively contribute to discussions, daily stand ups and bi-weekly spring reviews and retrospectives

Required Skills and Qualifications :

- 6 to 8 years of experience in similar or related roles within IT integration or data engineering.

- Degree, HND, NVQ 4 qualified or equivalent in relevant subject/relevant formal training, plus a number of years' experience in similar or related roles.

- ITIL Foundation Service Management experience.

- Experience of providing solutions using SQL Server Integration Services, Azure Data Factory, Oracle, or an equivalent tool set.

- Experience with Oracle SQL and/or MS SQL relational databases and tools.

- An understanding of Web Services/APIs (REST and SOAP), XML/JSON, XSLT.

- Knowledge of authentication and transport security considerations such as OAuth, SSL, and HTTPS.

- Experience of a variety of development processes such as Agile and Waterfall.

- Experience of delivering and supporting IT services in an educational organisation.

- An understanding of system integration, the principle of middleware, and the complexities of transferring data between systems from both a technical and data accountability perspective.