Application Integration Engineer

Clarion Housing
Norwich
9 months ago
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Location: Hybrid / FlexibleLondon: £47,700 to £65,587 per annumNational: £43,981 to £60,474 per annumHours: 36 hours per week - flexible options consideredContract Type: PermanentWe're one of LinkedIn's Top Companies 2024!Our team is growing and this is your chance to join us!Are you an analytical problem solver with experience in designing and implementing integration solutions?We're offering an exciting opportunity for an experienced Application Integration Engineer to join our team.We'll look to you to maintain, upgrade, and support our integrations between enterprise systems and applications and 3rd parties, ensuring scalability, security, and reliability. You'll also be responsible for taking the lead in planning, designing, developing and supporting our integration technical solutions.You'll use your excellent stakeholder engagement and communication skills to work collaboratively with stakeholders in the organisation within the Enterprise Applications team, the wider Digital, Data, and Technology team, and the business. Able to deliver change in a highly integrated complex technical environment you'll help design and implement new solutions. You'll be comfortable with supporting integration solutions using a range of technologies and protocols, such as ESB, API, SOA, REST, SOAP, and event-driven architectures.We're looking for substantial and demonstrable experience of supporting and implementing integrations in a heterogeneous systems architecture and an ability to understand business problems and translate them into appropriate technical solutions.An ideal candidate for this role would have excellent and up to date C# development experience, and well-rounded experience of integration and API design, including hands-on configuration and deployment of Azure Integration Services.With hybrid working, base locations across England and flexible working arrangements this could be the opportunity you've been looking for!Please review the full role profile on our website before applying.Salaries are just the starting point. Here at Clarion we're dedicated to rewarding hard work and commitment, and providing benefits that support you and your lifestyle.Not sure who we are and what we do? Click 'apply' to visit our website where you can dive in and find out more about us and the benefits we offer.Closing Date: Wednesday 23 rd April 2025 at midnight.This is a hybrid role with a base location offered at one of our offices in England.Whilst we recognise the growth and popularity of artificial intelligence (AI), it is important we are confident that your application is unique and has been completed without the use of AI technology. Applicants progressing through our selection process are not permitted to use AI technology tools or software.You must be eligible to work in the UK to apply for this vacancy; Clarion are not able to offer visa sponsorship. You are required to reside in England or Wales for the duration of your employment.TPBN1_UKTJ

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