Systems Integration Engineer
Nscale — London, England, United Kingdom · Remote · Mid
Role description
Role Overview
Nscale is hiring a Systems Integration Engineer to design, build, and maintain the connective tissue between its rapidly expanding application landscape. The role involves architecting and implementing integrations across core business systems, ensuring data flows reliably across the enterprise.
What You Will Do
The Systems Integration Engineer will design and build integrations between core business systems, implement API-based integrations, and work with the Palantir Foundry team to enable the primary integration platform.
Why It Might Be a Fit
The ideal candidate will have 4+ years of hands-on experience building enterprise integrations, strong understanding of REST APIs and webhooks, and experience with at least one integration platform or custom API development.
Requirements
- 4+ years hands-on experience building enterprise integrations across finance, supply chain applications
- Strong understanding of REST APIs, webhooks
- Experience with at least one integration platform (Workato, Celigo, MuleSoft, Boomi, Make) or custom API development
- Proficiency in at least one scripting/programming language (Python preferred but open to JSON too)
- Experience integrating core business systems: ERP (NetSuite/SAP/Salesforce), HRIS (Workday/BambooHR), CRM (Salesforce/HubSpot), ATS (Greenhouse/Lever)
- Solid understanding of data modeling, ETL/ELT patterns, and data transformation logic
- Ability to read and write SQL for data validation and troubleshooting
- Strong troubleshooting skills - comfortable diving into API logs, HTTP requests, JSON payloads
Benefits
- Highly competitive package (base + bonus + equity) with reviews every 12 months
- Dynamic progression plan tailored to your ambitions
- Human-First Flexibility: We treat you as humans first
- Join our thriving remote-first team
- Equal Opportunities Statement: We strongly encourage applications from people of colour, the LGBTQ+ community, people with disabilities, neurodivergent people, parents, carers, and people from lower socio-economic backgrounds