Integration Architect
Posted 17 Sep 2026
Advertised as “Integration Architect - SAP & Enterprise Platforms”
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Integration Architect - SAP & Enterprise Platforms
Location: Wrocław - 2 days in office / 3 days remote
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The Integration Architect is responsible for designing, implementing, and governing domain‑specific integrations across the enterprise SAP and non‑SAP landscape. This role translates enterprise integration standards into practical, high‑quality integration designs that connect SAP S/4HANA, SAP Ariba, SAP SuccessFactors, and third‑party systems.
Operating under the direction of the Global Integration Architect Lead, the Integration Architect ensures integrations are secure, scalable, reusable, and Clean‑Core compliant, while supporting day‑to‑day delivery across programs and releases. The role acts as the primary integration design owner for assigned domains (e.g., O2C, P2P, R2R, HCM).
Your key responsibilities
1. Integration Design & Delivery:
- Design and document end‑to‑end integration flows for SAP and non‑SAP systems within assigned business domains.
- Apply standard integration patterns (API‑led, event‑driven, batch, synchronous/asynchronous) as defined by the Integration Architect Lead.
- Produce integration design specifications, mappings, and interface contracts suitable for building teams and system integrators.
2. SAP Integration Suite Implementation:
- Design integration using SAP Integration Suite (e.g., Cloud Integration, API Management) in alignment with enterprise standards.
- Leverage standard SAP APIs and events wherever possible to minimize custom development.
- Support integration testing, defect resolution, and performance tuning activities.
3. Standards Compliance & Clean Core:
- Ensure all integrations comply with enterprise integration standards, security requirements, and Clean Core principles.
- Identify and raise integration risks, design gaps, or non‑standard requirements to the Integration Architect Lead.
- Avoid point‑to‑point integrations unless explicitly approved through architecture governance.
4. Cross‑Architecture Collaboration:
- Work closely with to ensure integrations support end‑to‑end solution designs.