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Lead / Senior MuleSoft Developer (LMS Integration Ecosystem) Role Overview: We are hiring a Senior MuleSoft Developer to work on an enterprise LMS integration program. The role focuses on building a central integration ecosystem using MuleSoft, replacing legacy .NET wrapper APIs and enabling integrations between internal LMS platforms and external learning providers. Summary: The role focuses on building a centralized MuleSoft integration layer connecting LMS platforms and external learning systems, replacing legacy APIs and ensuring seamless data flow across the ecosystem. Ecosystem Context: Current State: LMS platforms (Saba/Cornerstone) with legacy .NET wrapper APIs. Target State: MuleSoft as central integration layer for all integrations. Integration Landscape: External platforms (LinkedIn Learning, Udemy, Coursera) and internal Azure-based data systems including Synapse and SQL-MI. Key Responsibilities Design and implement MuleSoft-based integrations for LMS ecosystem. Migrate legacy .NET APIs to MuleSoft integration layer. Enable integrations between LMS and external platforms. Manage data movement and transformation flows. Integrate with Azure, Synapse, and SQL-MI systems. Ensure end-to-end data flow across systems. Must Have Skills MuleSoft & Integration: Strong experience with MuleSoft platform and integration-heavy environments. Cloud & Data: Experience working in Azure environment with Synapse and SQL-based systems. Good to Have Experience with LMS platforms (Saba / Cornerstone or similar). Exposure to integrations with LinkedIn Learning, Udemy, Coursera. Experience in migrating legacy systems (e.g., .NET to MuleSoft). .
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