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Job Title: Azure Integration Specialist (SC Cleared)
Location: Fully Remote
Contract Length: 6 Months (with scope to extend)
Start Date: ASAP
Hours: Part-Time and Full-Time (2 to 5 days per week)
IR35: Outside
Interview Process: 1 Stage, MS Teams
Clearance: SC
We are supporting a public sector client in hiring an Azure Integration Specialist to join a fast-paced migration programme focused on rehosting and re-platforming legacy integration services from Azure IaaS to modern Azure PaaS environments.
This is a hands-on technical role at the heart of the migration effort, requiring deep knowledge of Azure Integration Services and the ability to assess, refactor and rebuild existing Logic App workflows and integration services to align with the target Azure environment. The successful candidate will work closely with a Cloud Solutions Architect, a project manager and offshore development teams, taking ownership of integration constraint identification, documentation, low-level design and end-to-end integration testing.
This role suits an experienced Azure Integration Specialist comfortable operating in a dynamic, resource-constrained environment, able to translate legacy workflow logic into target environment equivalents and engage confidently across both technical and business stakeholder communities.
Key Responsibilities
- Assess existing Azure IaaS-hosted integration services including Logic Apps, workflows, triggers, actions, connectors and dependencies to support migration planning
- Rebuild, refactor or rewrite Logic App workflows to align with the target Azure PaaS environment, integration patterns and operational requirements
- Configure and validate Logic App triggers including scheduled, event-based, HTTP, Service Bus and connector-based triggers
- Configure Azure Service Bus namespaces, queues, topics, subscriptions, access policies and message handling patterns
- Build secure, scalable and resilient interfaces between business applications, cloud services, databases and external partner systems
- Support the development of CI/CD pipelines and deployment automation for integration services using Azure DevOps
- Identify integration constraints, document findings and produce low-level designs, interface specifications and operational runbooks
- Support integration testing, defect resolution and end-to-end validation of migrated integration flows
- Implement secure configuration using managed identities, RBAC, Key Vault integration and least-privilege access principles
- Troubleshoot integration issues, performance bottlenecks, failed message processing and connectivity problems across hybrid and cloud environments
- Collaborate with architects, application teams, offshore developers and business stakeholders to ensure migration activities are delivered to plan
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Essential Skills
- Strong hands-on experience designing and delivering integration solutions in Microsoft Azure
- Deep knowledge of Azure Logic Apps including workflow design, triggers, actions, managed connectors and refactoring for target environments
- Hands-on experience with Azure Integration Services including Service Bus, Web Apps and Azure Functions
- Experience supporting migration or modernisation of services from Azure IaaS to Azure PaaS
- Strong understanding of integration patterns including API-led integration, messaging, publish/subscribe and event-driven architecture
- Experience with REST APIs, JSON, XML, message transformation and secure integration across internal and external systems
- Familiarity with Azure networking, private endpoints, hybrid connectivity, managed identities and Microsoft Entra ID
- Experience with Azure DevOps, source control, CI/CD pipelines and Infrastructure as Code including ARM or Bicep
- Strong analytical and troubleshooting skills with the ability to engage across technical and business stakeholder communities


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Desirable Skills
- Development background with experience in coding languages relevant to Azure workflow environments
- Experience working with offshore development teams across distributed delivery models
- Familiarity with SQL and Azure SQL Database in an integration context
- Experience producing technical documentation including LLDs, integration designs and operational runbooks
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