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Integration Lead

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infosys nova holdingsDetroit (MI)

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  • Integration LeadWe are looking for an experienced
Integration Leadto own the design, implementation, and delivery of integrations across internal platforms, external vendors, and enterprise systems. This is ahands-on technical leadership role— we need someone who can drive the integration strategy and lead engineering teams, but can also step in and personally design, implement, troubleshoot, and validate APIs and integrations when needed.
What You'll Do: Own enterprise integrationsend-to-end, from initial design through implementation and production support Design and implementREST and SOAP APIs Work withAPI gateways, including routing, authentication, security policies, and rate limiting Design secure integrations usingOAuth 2.0, JWT, and SSO Build and supportevent-driven and asynchronous integrationsusing MQ/messaging technologies Integrate modern applications withlegacy systems, databases, Salesforce, external vendors, and third-party platforms SupportSFTP, EDI, and other file-based integrations Work with Oracle and PostgreSQLdatabases to validate data and troubleshoot integration issues Lead integration strategy while coordinating developers, vendors, application teams, and other technical stakeholders Manage technical dependencies and drive integrations through successful delivery Troubleshoot production issues across multiple systems and determine where failures are occurring Define and negotiateAPI contractswith internal teams and external partners Create and maintain integration documentation, including API specifications, data mappings, and sequence diagrams Review and validate integrations developed by other engineers and step in to implement solutions when needed
What We're Looking For: Strong hands-on experience designing and implementingenterprise APIs and integrations StrongREST APIexperience; SOAP experience preferred Experience with Kong API Gatewayor comparable platforms such as Apigee, MuleSoft API Manager, IBM DataPower/API Connect, WSO2, or Azure/AWS API Gateway Strong understanding ofOAuth 2.0, JWT, authentication, and API security Experience with Kafka, IBM MQ, Solace, RabbitMQ, or similar messaging/event-driven technologies Experience integrating across multiple enterprise applications and third-party/vendor systems Working knowledge ofOracle, PostgreSQL, and SQL Experience withSFTP/EDI or other file-based integration patterns Strong production troubleshooting and incident-management skills Ability to provide technical leadership while remaininghands-on enough to personally implement and validate integrations Strong communication skills and experience working across engineering teams, business stakeholders, and external vendors
Nice to Have: Salesforce integration experience Okta/SSO experience Insurance or financial-services experience Experience with legacy-to-modern integration environments Postman, Swagger/OpenAPI, or similar API development/testing tools The Type of Person We're Looking ForThis isn't a pure architect role where you design a solution and hand it off to developers. It's also not a heads-down developer position. We're looking for someone who canown the integration strategy, lead the teams involved, manage dependencies and drive delivery — while still being technical enough to open their laptop, jump into an API or integration, and implement or troubleshoot it themselves when needed. Kaleidoscope, an Infosys Company, is an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, spouse of protected veteran, or disability.

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