Cloud Integration & API Architect

Cloud Integration & API Architect RemotePartner with Enterprise Architecture and project teams to review integration designs, evolve standards, and guide secure, scalable implementation across cloud, APIs, events, IoT, and enterprise applications. Main Responsibilities Work closely with the Enterprise Architecture team, application teams, data teams, and project delivery teams on enterprise integration initiatives. Review interface and integration design documents; provide timely feedback and meet agreed project SLAs for review and approval. Maintain and evolve integration standards, approved patterns, reference architectures, and implementation guidelines. Guide teams in implementing API-first, event-driven, messaging, EDI, file-transfer, and real-time integration patterns. Support Azure API Management standards, API products, security policies, lifecycle governance, and developer portal enablement. Guide integrations across SAP, Salesforce, Azure, AWS-hosted applications, third-party platforms, and enterprise data services. IoT integration: review device connectivity, YUI/IoT platform integration, telemetry ingestion, event streaming, and downstream data flows. Establish end-to-end logging, monitoring, analytics, traceability, and operational visibility across interfaces. Support GitHub repository standards, branching, CI/CD pipelines, reusable assets, and integration-platform enablement.Technical Knowledge Microsoft Certified: Azure Solutions Architect Expert or Microsoft Certified: Azure Developer Associate – required. Deep enterprise integration and application re-architecture experience Microservice architecture experience Azure API Management, Logic Apps, Functions, Service Bus and Event Hubs SAP ,Salesforce and EDI / B2B integration API-first, microservices, event-driven, pub/sub, messaging, and real-time architectures IoT integration using Azure Monitor, Log Analytics, distributed tracing, and end-to-end observability Hybrid integration with Azure, AWS systems, SaaS platforms, and third-party applications