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| Outsourcing | Full-time | Partially remote
Information
- Start: ASAP
- Period: long-term
- Deadline: 03.16.
- Remote: 3 Home, 2 Office
Mission
Ensure technical coherence, integration feasibility, and cross-system delivery alignment across all streams of the program by owning the integrated technical roadmap and governing cross-system dependencies. The role guarantees that independently delivered components can be integrated into a stable, production-ready system landscape across releases. The System Integrator owns integration integrity and technical alignment in execution — not architectural governance.
Roles & Responsibilities
Integrated Architecture & Technical Roadmap Ownership
- Own the integrated technical delivery roadmap across all streams
- Define cross-system sequencing constraints
- Ensure alignment between stream-level delivery plans and integration feasibility
- Identify structural integration gaps early
- Ensures the system can be incrementally integrated across releases.
Cross-System Dependency Governance
- Maintain the technical dependency map across systems and domains
- Ensure interface contracts are defined, agreed, and version-controlled
- Govern sequencing of integration milestones
- Detect and escalate cross-stream technical conflicts impacting integration
- Ensure delivery plans reflect technical integration constraints
This is proactive integration control — not architectural design ownership.
Early Integration Assurance
- Define integration checkpoints embedded into delivery lifecycle
- Ensure early interface validation (not only end-phase testing)
- Drive incremental integration readiness
- Monitor integration risk exposure per release
No architectural authority implied here — purely integration control.
Technical Escalation & Coordination
- Escalate structural technical risks to governance when integration feasibility is at risk
- Coordinate resolution of cross-system misalignment in collaboration with Lead Architect
- Ensure integration considerations are factored into stream-level design decisions
The SI ensures technical integration viability of what is being delivered.
Release-Level Integration Readiness
- Provide integration readiness input into release decision
- Validate cross-system compatibility before go-live
- Ensure integration-related risks are transparent
- Monitor post-release integration stability trends
Key Deliverables
- Integrated technical delivery roadmap (multi-release integration view)
- Cross-system dependency map
- Interface governance framework
- Integration risk log
- Integration readiness assessment per release
- Technical post-release integration review
Decision Rights
Has authority to:
- Define integration sequencing constraints
- Require visibility and alignment of interface definitions
- Escalate when integration feasibility is compromised
- Require early integration validation checkpoints
- Raise release risk if cross-system readiness is insufficient
The role does not own:
- Architectural target design and compliance (Lead Architect)
- Business prioritization (Business Owner)
- Stream-level delivery accountability (E2E Delivery Lead)
- Program master planning (PMO Lead)
- Sprint execution (Factory / Delivery teams)
Success Indicators
- Predictable integration milestone adherence across releases
- Significant reduction of late-stage integration defects
- Decrease in integration-driven release delays
- Early identification and mitigation of cross-system risks
- Reduced reactive escalation and firefighting volume
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