Integration Architect

About the role

The Integration Architect shapes the strategy, standards, target-state architecture and governance that enable secure, scalable, resilient and reusable integration across the US Segment. Working within the Domain Architecture team, the role sets reusable patterns, guides key design decisions and helps delivery teams adopt interoperable, cloud-aligned integration solutions. It covers APIs, services, events, messaging, streaming, batch and hybrid integration.

Key responsibilities

• Define and evolve the Integration Domain strategy, principles, standards, guardrails, reference architectures and target-state patterns.
• Develop multi-year integration roadmaps linking business strategy, modernization priorities and technology investments.
• Design and guide enterprise integration solutions across APIs, event-driven and batch integration, messaging and streaming, cloud and SaaS platforms, legacy modernization, data integration and partner connectivity.
• Maintain a catalogue of reusable integration patterns and promote API-first, event-driven and cloud-native approaches with security, automation, resilience and observability.
• Keep architecture visibility across interfaces, dependencies, lifecycles and technical debt, using LeanIX or other approved repositories.
• Provide architecture governance: review designs, document Architecture Decision Records, assess exceptions and mentor solution architects and delivery teams.
• Evaluate emerging technologies, platforms and AI-assisted engineering capabilities, and partner across application, data, security, cloud, infrastructure, platform engineering and business teams.

Required profile

• 8+ years of relevant experience or equivalent expertise in designing, implementing and supporting enterprise integration solutions.
• Progressive experience in integration, solution or domain architecture, including strategies, roadmaps, standards and reusable patterns.
• Experience assessing platforms, identifying gaps and technical debt, and turning findings into target-state architectures and modernization roadmaps.
• Strong written and verbal communication, able to explain complex decisions to technical and non-technical audiences.
• Bachelor's degree in a related field or equivalent practical experience preferred.

Required skills

• Enterprise integration platforms such as MuleSoft, Azure Integration Services, Kafka, Azure Event Hubs, Informatica IICS, ESBs or Azure Data Factory.
• API architecture and governance, REST and SOAP, asynchronous messaging, microservices and interoperability standards.
• Working knowledge of OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect and SAML.
• Cloud and hybrid integration, CI/CD, security, resilience, monitoring, logging, tracing and observability.
• Preferred: DevSecOps, IaC, containers, Kubernetes, scripting, automation, legacy modernization and regulated industries.

Applicants applying for the US location see a stated salary range of $107,450 to $199,550 USD, plus possible incentive programs.