Job Summary
The Enterprise Integration Platform (EIP) Lead is responsible for leading the design, development, governance, and support of enterprise integrations across business applications. This role owns the integration platform strategy, ensures secure and scalable solutions, manages technical delivery, and acts as the primary liaison between business, technology, infrastructure, and vendor teams.
Key Responsibilities
- Define and govern enterprise integration architecture, standards, and best practices.
- Lead API, event-driven, webhook, and file-based integration implementations.
- Manage and support AWS-based integration platforms and cloud infrastructure.
- Drive Infrastructure as Code (IaC) adoption using OpenTofu/Terraform.
- Ensure security, compliance, monitoring, disaster recovery, and operational excellence.
- Lead technical teams, solution reviews, and architecture governance.
- Manage stakeholders, vendors, risks, and project delivery.
Required Skills
- AWS: ECS, Lambda, EventBridge, API Gateway, SNS, SQS, CloudWatch, Secrets Manager, S3
- Infrastructure as Code: OpenTofu, Terraform, CloudFormation
- Integration Technologies: REST APIs, SOAP, Webhooks, Event-Driven Architecture, SFTP/File Integrations
- Security: OAuth 2.0, JWT, IAM, API Security, TLS/SSL, Secrets Management
- DevOps & Monitoring: GitHub, CI/CD, New Relic, CloudWatch
- Architecture: Microservices, Cloud-Native Design, Integration Patterns
Preferred Experience
- Cloud-native and microservices architectures
- Enterprise-scale integration platform management
Experience
- 10+ years in Integration/Architecture roles
- 3+ years leading enterprise integration platforms and teams
Success Measures
- Reliable and secure integration services
- On-time project delivery
- Reduced production incidents
- Strong operational governance and stakeholder satisfaction
Ideal Candidate: Senior Solution Architect or Integration Architect with strong AWS, API, and enterprise integration experience, capable of leading both technical delivery and platform governance.
Key Responsibilities
The Enterprise Integration Platform (EIP) Lead is responsible for leading the design, development, governance, and support of enterprise integrations across business applications. This role owns the integration platform strategy, ensures secure and scalable solutions, manages technical delivery, and acts as the primary liaison between business, technology, infrastructure, and vendor teams.
Key Responsibilities
- Define and govern enterprise integration architecture, standards, and best practices.
- Lead API, event-driven, webhook, and file-based integration implementations.
- Manage and support AWS-based integration platforms and cloud infrastructure.
- Drive Infrastructure as Code (IaC) adoption using OpenTofu/Terraform.
- Ensure security, compliance, monitoring, disaster recovery, and operational excellence.
- Lead technical teams, solution reviews, and architecture governance.
- Manage stakeholders, vendors, risks, and project delivery.
Required Skills
- AWS: ECS, Lambda, EventBridge, API Gateway, SNS, SQS, CloudWatch, Secrets Manager, S3
- Infrastructure as Code: OpenTofu, Terraform, CloudFormation
- Integration Technologies: REST APIs, SOAP, Webhooks, Event-Driven Architecture, SFTP/File Integrations
- Security: OAuth 2.0, JWT, IAM, API Security, TLS/SSL, Secrets Management
- DevOps & Monitoring: GitHub, CI/CD, New Relic, CloudWatch
- Architecture: Microservices, Cloud-Native Design, Integration Patterns
Preferred Experience
- Cloud-native and microservices architectures
- Enterprise-scale integration platform management
Experience
- 10+ years in Integration/Architecture roles
- 3+ years leading enterprise integration platforms and teams
Success Measures
- Reliable and secure integration services
- On-time project delivery
- Reduced production incidents
- Strong operational governance and stakeholder satisfaction
Ideal Candidate: Senior Solution Architect or Integration Architect with strong AWS, API, and enterprise integration experience, capable of leading both technical delivery and platform governance.
Skill Requirements
The Enterprise Integration Platform (EIP) Lead is responsible for leading the design, development, governance, and support of enterprise integrations across business applications. This role owns the integration platform strategy, ensures secure and scalable solutions, manages technical delivery, and acts as the primary liaison between business, technology, infrastructure, and vendor teams.
Key Responsibilities
- Define and govern enterprise integration architecture, standards, and best practices.
- Lead API, event-driven, webhook, and file-based integration implementations.
- Manage and support AWS-based integration platforms and cloud infrastructure.
- Drive Infrastructure as Code (IaC) adoption using OpenTofu/Terraform.
- Ensure security, compliance, monitoring, disaster recovery, and operational excellence.
- Lead technical teams, solution reviews, and architecture governance.
- Manage stakeholders, vendors, risks, and project delivery.
Required Skills
- AWS: ECS, Lambda, EventBridge, API Gateway, SNS, SQS, CloudWatch, Secrets Manager, S3
- Infrastructure as Code: OpenTofu, Terraform, CloudFormation
- Integration Technologies: REST APIs, SOAP, Webhooks, Event-Driven Architecture, SFTP/File Integrations
- Security: OAuth 2.0, JWT, IAM, API Security, TLS/SSL, Secrets Management
- DevOps & Monitoring: GitHub, CI/CD, New Relic, CloudWatch
- Architecture: Microservices, Cloud-Native Design, Integration Patterns
Preferred Experience
- Cloud-native and microservices architectures
- Enterprise-scale integration platform management
Experience
- 10+ years in Integration/Architecture roles
- 3+ years leading enterprise integration platforms and teams
Success Measures
- Reliable and secure integration services
- On-time project delivery
- Reduced production incidents
- Strong operational governance and stakeholder satisfaction
Ideal Candidate: Senior Solution Architect or Integration Architect with strong AWS, API, and enterprise integration experience, capable of leading both technical delivery and platform governance.