Technical Integrations Manager

Optiom•Calgary, AB

3d•CA$95,000 - CA$125,000•Hybrid

About The Position

The Technical Integrations Manager is responsible for integration strategy, systems analysis, technical documentation, and the reverse engineering of existing applications across all three Optiom brands. This role sits at the intersection of architecture, delivery, and technical leadership, focusing on defining and governing integration standards, analyzing complex systems, producing documentation, and collaborating with delivery teams. The ideal candidate is energized by structured discovery, comfortable navigating legacy environments, and skilled at translating complex system behavior into actionable direction.

Requirements

5+ years of direct experience in software development, systems analysis, technical integration, solution design, or application architecture.
Demonstrated experience analyzing, documenting, and reverse engineering software integrations and system dependencies.
Hands-on experience with APIs, file-based integrations, data mapping, and application interoperability patterns.
Proven ability to work in environments with legacy systems, incomplete documentation, and cross-functional stakeholders.
Post-secondary education in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Systems, or a related discipline — or equivalent demonstrable experience.

Nice To Haves

Experience in insurance, financial services, or another regulated environment.
Background in legacy modernization, platform replacement, or application rationalization initiatives.
Familiarity with middleware, ETL, event-driven architecture, or enterprise integration patterns.
Experience creating architecture diagrams, process maps, and system interaction models.
Experience managing vendors or coordinating cross-functional delivery participants.

Responsibilities

Define and govern the standards, patterns, and documentation practices for software integrations across APIs, file-based interfaces, middleware, and vendor-supported connections.
Evaluate integration options and contribute to roadmap planning by identifying sequencing dependencies and technical constraints.
Champion maintainable, scalable solutions over short-term workarounds.
Reverse engineer existing software, workflows, and business logic — especially in environments with incomplete or no documentation.
Map current-state data flows, dependencies, and system interactions across policy administration, CRM, premium financing, and broker/dealer portals.
Surface undocumented risks, hidden dependencies, and process gaps that affect future-state design.
Produce and maintain integration documentation: interface inventories, data flow maps, dependency maps, and current-state architecture artifacts.
Translate technical findings into actionable requirements and solution inputs for delivery teams.
Reduce reliance on tribal knowledge through disciplined documentation practices.
Partner with development teams, internal stakeholders, and external vendors to align on integration requirements, responsibilities, and testing approaches.
Support incident and problem analysis where integration behavior or cross-platform dependencies are contributing factors.
Provide technical leadership on integration-related priorities across the organization.