Integration Engineer - Talent Technology Engineering

Netflix•Remote, OR

56d•$270,000 - $410,000

About The Position

At Netflix, our mission is to entertain the world. Together, we are writing the next episode - pushing the boundaries of storytelling, global fandom and making the unimaginable a reality. We are a dream team obsessed with the uncomfortable excitement of discovering what happens when you merge creativity, intuition and cutting-edge technology. Come be a part of what’s next. We’re looking for an Integration Engineer who can own the Talent (HR) integrations ecosystem end-to-end. The person will own how Workday and our Talent platforms connect – architecture, reliability, observability, and vendor delivery. You’ll lead design and implementation, and decide how the whole system should work and keep raising the bar.

Requirements

Deep, hands-on experience building and running Workday integrations in production, including: Studio, EIB, Web Services; ideally also Extend and Prism
Strong experience with at least one middleware platform
Solid understanding of REST/SOAP APIs, XML, XSLT, JSON, and authentication (OAuth, SAML, etc.).
Proficiency in at least one general-purpose language (Java, Python, or JavaScript) and comfort digging into code when needed.
Proven track record of owning complex integrations or data flows end-to-end – you can point to systems that work because you designed and led them, not because you followed someone else’s spec.
Strong grasp of HR/Talent business processes and HRIS data workflows (recruiting, offers, onboarding, comp, performance)
You design for operability and scale: you’ve put real observability and resilience into production systems.

Responsibilities

Own the end‑to‑end integration architecture between Workday and our Talent ecosystem (Comp, Recruiting, Enterprise etc.).
Define and enforce patterns and standards: when we use Workday-native tools vs. middleware, custom platforms, how we handle errors, how we design data contracts, how we secure and version interfaces.
Actively modernize the landscape: reduce fragile point-to-points, simplify flows, and remove legacy cruft.
Lead the design and implementation of integrations
Own the full lifecycle: requirements → design → build → test → deploy → iterate.
Write and review transformation logic (XSLT, MVEL, etc.) and supporting code
Treat observability as part of the spec: metrics, logs, traces, and alerts are designed up front
Define and monitor SLIs/SLOs for key integrations (latency, error rates, data freshness, etc.).
Lead incident response and postmortems for integration failures; drive structural fixes.
Be the technical lead with vendors: challenge designs, reject weak patterns, and insist on solutions that fit our architecture and standards.
Hold vendors accountable for quality, performance, and operability
Work directly with HR, Finance, and other partners to translate business flows into integration designs
Maintain clear, current documentation: data contracts, mappings, runbooks, and architecture overviews.
Raise the integration literacy of the team: coach engineers and partners on how our ecosystem works and how to use it well.