Cornell University
Weill Cornell Medicine is Cornell University’s academic medical center in New York City, founded in 1898 and organized as a nonprofit. It delivers clinical care (in partnership with NewYork-Presbyterian), trains physicians and scientists through its medical and graduate schools, and conducts biomedical research. Its activities are funded by clinical services, tuition, philanthropy, and research grants, and it operates global programs, including a campus in Qatar awarding Cornell medical degrees.
Open Positions at Cornell University
5 open positions
Lead the design and hands-on development of Cornell’s production-grade enterprise AI applications and services. This onsite technical leadership role focuses on Generative AI, cloud-native architectures, secure enterprise integrations, and mentoring engineering teams.
Cornell University is seeking an Identity Management Developer to engineer secure, reliable authentication, authorization, and directory services across its enterprise environment. This remote, two-year term role combines identity engineering, cybersecurity, production operations, and stakeholder collaboration.
Build and evolve enterprise Salesforce solutions across Cornell’s multi-campus ecosystem, supporting architecture, integrations, data models, workflows, security, and platform modernization. This remote, three-year term role serves as a technical subject matter expert for complex Salesforce environments.
Cornell University is seeking a remote Integration Developer to support, enhance, and build enterprise integrations using Boomi and related API technologies. This two-year term role connects systems such as PeopleSoft, Workday, and Salesforce while partnering with technical and business stakeholders.
Cornell seeks an Identity Management Developer to engineer and secure enterprise authentication, authorization, and directory services across a complex university environment. This remote, two-year term role combines hands-on development, IAM security, production operations, and technical collaboration with campus and external partners.