What is an Integration Engineer?
Integration Engineers connect disparate software systems, enabling seamless data flow between applications across an organization. They work with APIs, message queues, iPaaS platforms, and enterprise integration patterns to build the digital nervous system of modern businesses.
As an Integration Engineer, you will design API integrations, implement messaging solutions, configure integration platforms like MuleSoft, handle data transformations, and ensure reliable communication between systems.
Key Responsibilities
- Design and implement API integrations
- Configure iPaaS platforms (MuleSoft, Boomi)
- Build message queue solutions
- Transform data between systems
- Implement enterprise integration patterns
- Manage B2B and EDI integrations
- Monitor and troubleshoot integrations
Learning Roadmap
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Integration Engineer Salaries 2026
Entry (0-2 yrs)
$70K - $95K
$82K
Mid (2-5 yrs)
$95K - $135K
$115K
Senior (5-8 yrs)
$130K - $175K
$150K
Architect (8+ yrs)
$165K - $220K+
$190K
Fresher (0-1 yr)
₹5L - ₹10L
₹7L
Junior (1-3 yrs)
₹10L - ₹18L
₹14L
Mid (3-5 yrs)
₹18L - ₹32L
₹24L
Senior (5+ yrs)
₹30L - ₹55L+
₹42L
MuleSoft certification significantly increases salary potential. Enterprise integration experience with complex patterns is highly valued. B2B/EDI specialists command premiums in specific industries. Consulting and contract rates are excellent.
Project Ideas
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REST API Gateway
BeginnerAPI proxy with auth
Message Queue Integration
BeginnerAsync system integration
SaaS Integration
IntermediateConnect CRM to ERP
Event-Driven System
IntermediateKafka event streaming
B2B Gateway
AdvancedEDI partner integration
Integration Platform
AdvancedInternal iPaaS