Pulse Group
Integration Lead

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Role: Technical Lead – Integration & Architecture
Location: Kingston upon Thames (Hybrid 3 days per week)
Salary: £75,000–£90,000 + Benefits
We're partnering with a well-established retail brand undergoing a significant technology transformation, and they're looking for an experienced Technical Lead to build and lead a brand-new integration capability.
This is a genuine opportunity to shape the future technology landscape of a household retail business. Over the next two years, you'll play a pivotal role in modernising the organisation's core platforms, including eCommerce, warehousing and ERP, helping to move from complex legacy integrations to a modern API-first, event-driven architecture.
If you're looking for a role where you'll influence technical strategy, own architectural decisions and build something from the ground up, this is it.
What you'll be doing
- Owning the integration architecture across multiple enterprise platforms
- Designing scalable API-first and event-driven integration solutions
- Defining technical standards, governance and architectural best practice
- Working closely with third-party delivery partners, reviewing designs and ensuring quality throughout delivery
- Leading the transition from outsourced integration development to an internal capability
- Building and mentoring a growing integration team
- Producing architecture documentation, decision records and integration standards
- Acting as the technical authority across several concurrent transformation programmes
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What we're looking for
- Experience as a Technical Lead, Solutions Architect or Integration Architect
- Strong enterprise integration architecture experience
- Knowledge of REST APIs, event-driven architecture and middleware platforms
- Experience with Azure Integration Services or similar integration technologies
- Experience integrating ERP, eCommerce, logistics or warehouse platforms
- Strong stakeholder management skills with the confidence to challenge third-party suppliers where appropriate
- Passion for building scalable, maintainable integration platforms


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Desirable experience
- Microsoft Azure technologies
- ERP transformation programmes
- Retail, eCommerce or omnichannel environments
- Microsoft Dynamics 365 exposure
Why apply?
This is one of those rare opportunities where you'll join at the beginning of a large-scale transformation rather than inheriting a mature environment. You'll have genuine ownership, the opportunity to influence technology decisions from day one, and the chance to build an integration function that will underpin the business for years to come.
If you're an architect or technical leader who enjoys solving complex integration challenges and wants to make a lasting impact, I would love to hear from you.
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