Data Integrations Engineer

Position: Data Integrations Engineer

Working model: Fully remote

Employment type: B2B

Salary: 6 000 – 9 000 USD B2B/month

We’re working with a fast-growing US tech company revolutionizing how organizations manage commissions, integrations, and operational data. As part of their Professional Services team, you’ll help bridge their product with third-party systems like Workday, Salesforce, and BigQuery—through both hands-on scripting and strategic integrations work.

This is a backend-leaning role with some customer interaction, best suited for someone who’s solid with SQL, APIs, and light Python/JavaScript. If you’re interested in delivering real business impact – this one’s for you.

Responsibilities:

• Build and maintain managed integrations between third-party platforms and the client’s system (e.g. Workday, Sage Intacct, MS Dynamics)

• Use tools like Workato and Snowflake to ingest and process customer data

• Handle support tickets related to integrations and act as the SME for integration architecture

• Work directly with enterprise clients and help design scalable data connection flows

• Support implementations and unblock client-facing solutions when product limitations arise

Requirements:

• Strong command of SQL and REST APIs (including JSON)

• Working knowledge of Python and JavaScript (for light scripting)

• Familiarity with CRM/HRIS systems like Salesforce, Workday, Rippling, or MS Dynamics

• Comfort speaking with customers—ideally 1–2 years of client-facing or cross-functional experience

• Nice to have: experience with SSO/SCIM, ETL tools, or integration platforms (e.g. Workato)

What’s in it for you:

• Fully remote work

• Work directly with a senior Director in a flat, agile team structure

• Be part of a well-funded scale-up with IPO ambitions and an internal culture of excellence

Working hours:

• Must have overlap with US Eastern Time (EST) for at least 4–5 days/week

• Full overlap expected for first 3 months (onboarding period)

• Flexibility increases post-ramp-up

• No formal on-call, but some flexibility is appreciated during launches