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PY DATA, INC.

Integration Developer

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Integration Developer Hybrid in Stillwater, MN or Hopkins, MN 3-4 months contract with potential for extension Project Overview Client currently uses Salesforce Marketing Cloud as its customer master platform, with numerous upstream and downstream systems exchanging customer data through existing integrations. The organization is transitioning to a new platform, Catapult, which will serve as a core system in the future-state architecture and support expanded customer loyalty capabilities. As part of this initiative, existing integrations that currently connect to Salesforce Marketing Cloud must be rebuilt and redirected into and out of Catapult. The team is relatively small and is seeking a hands-on contractor who can quickly contribute by designing, building, and troubleshooting integration points. What They're Looking For The primary need is a strong Integration Developer who can independently build and maintain integrations across multiple systems. Required Skills API integration experience Strong Python development/scripting skills Experience working with Azure services and cloud-based integrations Ability to troubleshoot and work through complex integration challenges independently Preferred Skills GraphQL experience Experience working with customer data platforms or customer data integrations Grocery or retail industry experience (particularly valuable for remote candidates) Prior experience with Catapult is a strong differentiator but not required