System Integration Developer - Prince Edward Island, Canada - NNINFOTECH

Description

As an Integration Architect, your role would involve designing and overseeing the integration of various systems and applications within an organization. You would be responsible for ensuring that different technologies can work together seamlessly to enable efficient data exchange and interoperability. Some key responsibilities of an Integration Architect may include:

Solution Design: Developing integration strategies and architectures to support the organization's business needs. This includes identifying integration patterns, defining data flows, and selecting appropriate integration technologies.

System Integration: Integrating diverse systems, platforms, and applications across the organization to enable smooth data exchange. This involves understanding system interfaces, protocols, and APIs to design effective integration solutions.

Architecture Design: Developing event-driven architecture patterns and strategies that meet the organization's business needs. This includes designing systems that can handle high volumes of events, ensure data integrity, and support real-time data processing.

Event Sourcing: Implementing event sourcing techniques to capture and store events as a source of truth. This involves defining event schemas, ensuring data consistency, and managing event storage.

Stream Processing: Setting up stream processing frameworks (Such as TIBCO QUASAR) to ingest, process, and analyze streaming data in real-time. This includes designing data pipelines, defining processing logic, and optimizing performance.

Middleware Selection: Evaluating and selecting middleware technologies (such as ESBs - Enterprise Service Buses) or iPaaS (Integration Platform as a Service) solutions to facilitate communication and data transformation between different systems.

Data Mapping and Transformation: Defining data mapping rules and transformation logic to ensure compatibility between disparate data sources during the integration process.

Scalability and Fault Tolerance: Designing systems that can handle high-throughput event streams while maintaining fault tolerance and resilience. This includes implementing replication strategies, distributed processing, and monitoring for system health.

Performance Optimization: Optimizing integration processes for efficiency and scalability. This includes monitoring system resources, identifying bottlenecks, and tuning performance parameters to ensure optimal throughput.

Data Governance: Ensuring compliance with data governance policies during the integration process. This involves establishing data quality controls, metadata management practices, and adhering to regulatory requirements.

Security and Authentication: Implementing security measures to protect sensitive data during integration activities. This may involve encryption, access controls, authentication mechanisms, and adherence to industry best practices.

Collaboration: Collaborating with cross-functional teams such as business analysts, developers, architects, and project managers to ensure successful implementation of integration solutions.

Troubleshooting and Support: Resolving issues related to integrations by troubleshooting errors, investigating root causes, and providing timely support to maintain system availability.