Enterprise Integration Architect - ( 70% Angular + 30% Backend) - Remote

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Job Description:

The Role

You own integration architecture end to end — whiteboard to production to governance. Hands-on, not management. Full stack, not one layer. If you''re an Angular architect or a Java architect with cloud exposure, this isn''t your role.

What You''ll Own

• Integration architecture across AWS/Azure/Google Cloud Platform, on-prem, and third-party systems
• Enterprise integration patterns: API-first, microservices, event-driven, real-time and batch
• Data flow, interoperability, and fault tolerance on mission-critical platforms
• Testing and quality governance across integrated solutions
• Engineering across every layer — front-end, services, data, infrastructure
• GenAI/LLM integration in production
• Mentorship and cross-team architectural influence

Requirements

Experience: 14-15+ years

• 15+ years hands-on, enterprise-scale distributed systems
• Integration architecture you designed and governed — not implemented from someone else''s spec

Technical Stack:

• Front-end: Angular, TypeScript
• Backend: Java, Python, Go, or Node — one deeply, others functionally
• Data: SQL, NoSQL, Redis, event streaming
• Cloud-native on AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud Platform — Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform
• CI/CD tied to enterprise release cycles
• Hands-on with several of: REST, GraphQL, gRPC, Kafka, B2B integration

Assessment:

• Expect to walk through your own recent architecture in depth — decisions, tradeoffs, what you''d do differently.

Nice to Have

• BigQuery/Spanner/Bigtable
• Production GenAI (not PoCs)
• Cursor, Copilot, Vertex AI, Claude Code
• Healthcare or regulated industry
• MLOps
• Enterprise security architecture
• Datadog, Prometheus, Grafana

Don''t Apply If

• You''re deep in one layer only
• You can''t defend your own recent designs under technical scrutiny
• Your integration work was implementation, not architecture

Why

• Real architectural authority at a large enterprise.
• High bar, real impact.