Senior/Lead Zip Integration Engineer

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georgia itDenver (CO)

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Senior/Lead Zip Integration Engineer
Location: Remote (USA)
Experience: 10 YearsJob Summary
We are seeking a Senior/Lead Zip Integration Engineer with strong experience implementing or integrating Zip Intake-to-Procure/Contract (I2C) solutions. The ideal candidate will have expertise in enterprise integrations, backend engineering, and procurement platforms, with the ability to design, develop, and support scalable integrations between Zip and enterprise applications.
Required Skills:
  • 10+ years of software engineering and enterprise integration experience
  • Hands-on experience implementing or integrating Zip Intake-to-Procure/Contract (I2C)
  • Experience with procurement platforms such as Zip, Coupa, SAP, or AribaStrong knowledge of REST APIs, web services, middleware, and event-driven architectures
  • Experience integrating enterprise applications with ERP systems such as SAP S/4HANA, Oracle, NetSuite, or similar
  • Strong understanding of procure-to-pay (P2P), intake, approval, procurement, and contract workflows
  • Experience with data mapping, transformation, synchronization, and validation
  • Knowledge of cloud integration patterns and modern backend architecture
  • Experience troubleshooting integration issues and optimizing workflows through automation
  • Ability to work with procurement teams, business stakeholders, and technical teams
  • Experience with testing, deployment, documentation, and production support

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