Overview

The Integration Architect will define integration architectures for federated teams, choosing between API, event streaming, and batch/IDMC patterns. The role involves documenting decisions with reusable templates and guardrails, enabling integration modernization away from point-to-point architectures.

Key Responsibilities

• Define integration architectures for federated teams—choosing between API, event streaming, and batch/IDMC patterns. Document decisions with reusable templates and guardrails.
• Enable integration modernization away from point-to-point.
• Lead API product architecture (Apigee & potentially MuleSoft): contract first design with OpenAPI/Stoplight, shared flows/OAuth policies, productization, developer portal publishing, and exception handling/time bound deviations.
• Advance event driven integration (Confluent Kafka): data product contracts, topic/schema governance, producer/consumer onboarding (service accounts, repos), observability and lag/error patterns.
• Guide SAP/BTP & Oracle integration designs (IDoc/OData/CPI, OSB/SOA), including “last mile” with SAP PI/PO where needed, and pragmatic modernization away from point to point.
• Secure by design. Apply OAuth2/OIDC, mTLS, WAF/gateway policies, secrets management (KVM/DVM) and partner with Cyber GRC for approvals.
• Design common Frameworks across all integration platforms.
• Knowledge on Azure platform and resources.
• Define technical blueprints for integration, selecting appropriate tools and middleware (e.g., APIs, ETL, ESB) to ensure seamless data flow.
• Strong knowledge of APIs (REST/SOAP), microservices, ETL processes, and cloud platforms like Azure/AWS.
• Experience using integration tools like IDMC, Apigee, Mulesoft, Kafka etc.
• Proven experience in designing complex, distributed systems and integrating ERP/CRM/Data platforms (e.g., SAP, Salesforce, MuleSoft).
• Evaluate new technologies, create documentation, and manage risk by identifying potential issues in the integration landscape.