Solutions Architect, Integrations

As a Solutions Architect, Integrations at Limble, your main responsibilities include leading the architecture and strategy for integrations between our CMMS platform and external systems, engaging with internal teams and customers to gather integration requirements, and designing integration workflows that facilitate seamless data exchange. You will also create standardized templates for rapid onboarding and collaborate closely with technical teams to ensure successful implementation.

To be considered for the Solutions Architect, Integrations position at Limble, candidates should possess over seven years of experience in business systems or integrations, along with a deep understanding of system workflows and process mapping. Familiarity with low-code integration tools such as Workato or Mulesoft, and proficiency in managing API-based integrations and authentication protocols are also essential qualifications for this role.

In their role, Solutions Architects, Integrations at Limble primarily utilize integration platforms as a service (iPaaS) and low-code tools such as Workato, Make.com, and Mulesoft. Additionally, they work with various communication protocols, data formats like JSON and XML, and BPMN tools to design and document integration workflows efficiently.

At Limble, we are committed to fostering a culture of continuous improvement and professional growth. Solutions Architects, Integrations receive support through professional development stipends, allowing them to pursue ongoing education, training, or certifications that enhance their skills and career trajectory.

Solutions Architects, Integrations at Limble enjoy a comprehensive benefits package that includes competitive salaries ranging from $125,000 to $160,000, full remote work opportunities, stock options, flexible PTO, health, dental, and vision insurance, and a monthly employee wellness stipend, among others. Limble’s people-first approach emphasizes a positive work culture.

When addressing your experience with ERP and SaaS integrations, highlight specific projects you've worked on, discussing the systems involved and your role in the integration process. Emphasize your understanding of data synchronization challenges and any solutions you've implemented to resolve them.

To define integration requirements, I typically conduct stakeholder interviews and workshops to gather information on their needs and expectations. I also analyze existing workflows and collaborate with my technical team to draft comprehensive use cases that capture all necessary integration points.

To ensure scalability and reusability, I focus on creating modular designs with standardized templates and components. This approach allows new integrations to be quickly developed based on existing resources, significantly speeding up the onboarding process while maintaining quality.

I am well-versed in integration platforms such as Workato and Mulesoft. In previous roles, these tools have enabled me to streamline workflows and enhance efficiency, allowing for quicker implementation of complex integrations while minimizing coding requirements.

I prioritize clear and transparent communication by establishing regular check-ins and updates with both technical and business teams. I ensure that technical details are translated into business language to keep everyone informed and aligned on project objectives and timelines.

Certainly! I recently led an integration project for an ERP system that required real-time data synchronization with our CMMS platform. The challenge was mapping conflicting data structures, but through careful planning and collaboration with both teams, we streamlined the process and enhanced the overall functionality, earning positive feedback from stakeholders.

I employ monitoring tools and dashboards to track the performance of integrations, which allow me to observe data flow, identify bottlenecks, and implement proactive solutions. Regular performance audits and user feedback also help maintain reliability.

Mapping workflows is crucial for my integration process as it visually outlines each step and data exchange point, ensuring that all stakeholders have a clear understanding of operational flows. This clarity minimizes errors and enhances the overall mapping accuracy.

I make it a point to participate in webinars, industry conferences, and online courses focusing on integration technologies. Regularly reading industry blogs and research papers also helps me stay informed about emerging trends and innovations that could improve my work.

A successful Solutions Architect, Integrations should possess excellent problem-solving skills, strong communication abilities, and a strategic mindset. Additionally, adaptability and the willingness to learn and grow with evolving technologies are key to thriving in this dynamic role.