Senior Integration Architect & iPaaS Engineer

Archer AviationSan Jose, CA
36d$163,200 - $204,000

About The Position

We are looking for a hands-on Senior Integration Architect who will design and build modern integration solutions across our enterprise systems. This role combines architecture, standards definition, and hands-on iPaaS development (Workato preferred). The ideal candidate understands when to use APIs vs events vs file-based vs EDI etc. and can translate that into scalable patterns and real working integrations. Data Architecture is a secondary but important part of this role-focused on data flow design, payload modeling, and ensuring integrations deliver high-quality, well-structured data to consuming systems.

Requirements

  • 10-12+ years of progressive experience in integration engineering, architecture, or iPaaS development.
  • Substantial hands-on experience with Workato or an equivalent iPaaS platform (e.g., Boomi, Mulesoft, SAP Integration Suite, SnapLogic).
  • Deep understanding of various integration mechanisms: REST APIs, SOAP, event-driven architecture, EDI, and file-based methods.
  • Demonstrated experience integrating major Enterprise systems (SAP, Workday etc.) with cloud-based SaaS applications.
  • Proven ability to create professional integration diagrams, decision frameworks, sequence diagrams, and detailed architectural documentation.
  • Solid foundational understanding of data flow design, payload modeling, and data quality principles.

Nice To Haves

  • Experience with other advanced data and integration platforms
  • Comprehensive knowledge of industry EDI standards (X12, EDIFACT) and VAN/SFTP-based integration methodologies.
  • Familiarity with Workato's enterprise governance and lifecycle management features.
  • Prior experience within manufacturing, supply chain, finance, or regulated industry environments.

Responsibilities

  • Define and govern enterprise integration patterns and decision frameworks (e.g., API, EDI, event-driven, file/SFTP, Workato orchestrations).
  • Architect complex end-to-end integrations spanning ERP (e.g., SAP S/4), SaaS, data platforms, and MES.
  • Establish rigorous standards for API contracts, event schemas, cataloging, error handling, observability, and security.
  • Develop reusable integration components and enforce best practices across development teams.
  • Build, test, and deploy integrations using Workato or comparable iPaaS platforms.
  • Create reusable recipes, connectors, and accelerators.
  • Troubleshoot and optimize existing flows for superior performance, reliability, and maintainability.
  • Provide immediate, hands-on support for critical production incidents.
  • Design comprehensive source-to-target data mappings and integration payload structures.
  • Ensure integrations deliver clean, complete, and high-quality data to consuming analytical systems (e.g., Snowflake, Foundry).
  • Document data lineage for critical integration flows (excluding full enterprise-wide data modeling).
  • Collaborate with Data Engineering teams to align integration patterns with analytical requirements.
  • Partner with functional teams, product owners, and application developers to translate business processes into robust integration flows.
  • Provide architectural oversight and conduct rigorous peer reviews.
  • Influence application teams toward adopting clean-core extensibility and scalable integration patterns.
  • Ensure strict adherence to enterprise security frameworks (e.g., OAuth2, certificate management, secret rotation).
  • Establish comprehensive monitoring and alerting standards.
  • Lead integration performance tuning and long-term capacity planning efforts.

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What This Job Offers

Job Type

Full-time

Career Level

Mid Level

Industry

Transportation Equipment Manufacturing

Education Level

No Education Listed

Number of Employees

501-1,000 employees

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