ILP Integration Engineer
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The ILP Integration Engineer will assess existing ILP configuration work currently in a test environment, identify and correct data-mapping and configuration issues between Banner and Blackboard, and complete the ILP integration without restarting the implementation. This role will focus on ILP configuration and API-based cloud integration, including server-level adjustments and validation of messaging components where needed. The engineer will work closely with functional users and IT stakeholders, providing clear explanations of technical decisions, progress, and outcomes, participate in regular status meetings, and drive the integration to production on an accelerated timeline.
Requirements
Hands-on experience implementing Ellucian ILP
Strong experience integrating Banner and Blackboard
Proven ability to assess and remediate partially completed integrations
Experience with data mapping, configuration, and troubleshooting
Ability to clearly explain technical work to non-technical stakeholders
Experience working independently in higher-education IT environments Experience supporting or preparing for Banner SaaS migrations
Familiarity with RabbitMQ or similar messaging frameworks
Prior consulting or short-term remediation project experience
Experience replacing legacy Banner-Blackboard e-Learning integrations
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