Enterprise Integration Architect

This role supports a client in the logistics sector by facilitating the integration of intricate enterprise environments following acquisitions and large-scale platform transformations.

• Minimum of 10 years’ experience in enterprise integration architecture.
• Proven expertise in IT integration related to mergers and acquisitions (M&A Integration).
• Demonstrated experience in designing both interim and target-state enterprise architectures.
• Comprehensive knowledge of integration domains including API-led architectures, event-driven systems, and hybrid integration environments.
• Experience working with legacy middleware systems.
• Strong communication skills, with the ability to work effectively across multiple teams and complex enterprise environments.
• Ability to perform successfully in fast-paced, multicultural settings.
• Proficiency in English, both written and verbal.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Experience within logistics, transport, or supply chain industries.
• Background in global and cross-cultural organizations.
• History of delivering architecture blueprints that have been implemented in production environments.
• Capability to simplify complex architectural environments and provide clear, strategic architectural guidance.

• Evaluate integration landscapes across legacy systems and newly acquired environments.
• Design interim integration architectures to bridge legacy and integrated systems effectively.
• Develop a clear and comprehensive target-state architecture blueprint.
• Establish phased migration roadmaps complemented by risk mitigation strategies.
• Ensure architectural alignment across various domains including public-facing APIs, customer portals, internal APIs, and event-driven integration patterns.
• Produce detailed architectural documentation at the enterprise level.
• Present and advocate architectural proposals within governance forums.
• Support decision-making processes at senior and executive IT leadership levels.
• Incorporate scalability, resilience, security, and performance considerations into all architectural designs.
• Facilitate smooth architectural transitions and handovers.