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Integration Design Lead
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Role overview Lead the end-to-end integration architecture for a program connecting on-premises and cloud platforms. You will turn business and functional needs into a coherent design that delivery teams can build, while coordinating with integration leads, client architects, and platform specialists to keep the solution secure, scalable, and supportable.
Responsibilities - Define target architecture and standards for synchronous and asynchronous integration, event-driven services, and API-led connectivity. - Set Kafka topic, partitioning, and schema governance approaches, including how Kafka works with Azure messaging and workflow services. - Establish API management policies for tiers, versioning, security, and traffic limits. - Lead design reviews and approve non-functional requirements covering latency, throughput, resilience, and disaster recovery. - Guide security and compliance for integration flows, including identity, mutual TLS, data protection, and handling of personal information across environments. - Resolve design questions with development and design leads, and produce architecture diagrams, data flows, and capacity models.
Requirements - At least eight years in integration or enterprise architecture, including three to four years designing hybrid on-premises and cloud platforms. - Deep architectural experience with Apache Camel, Red Hat Fuse or AMQ, and Spring Boot microservices. - Strong understanding of Kafka architecture, including topics, partitions, consumer groups, schema registries, and delivery semantics. - API management design experience with 3Scale or a comparable platform, plus working knowledge of Azure integration services. - Familiarity with Microsoft Fabric and Dynamics 365 integration patterns. - Experience creating architecture decision records and design standards, and communicating with client and vendor stakeholders. - Reliability status in place and eligibility for Secret clearance.
Benefits and work setup The engagement is scheduled from October 26 through March 31, 2027.