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Integration Architect | Data Governance & Enterprise Platforms We're looking for an experienced Integration Architect to lead the design and evolution of enterprise integrations across data governance platforms, data estates, regulatory systems and enterprise applications within a complex banking environment. This role sits at the intersection of integration architecture, cloud architecture and modern application design, shaping how APIs, applications, data platforms and business systems work together at scale. Key Skills & Experience Enterprise Integration ArchitectureAPI-led ArchitectureMicroservices & Event-Driven ArchitectureAzure Integration ServicesREST APIs, JSON, XML, OpenAPIOAuth2, OpenID Connect, SAML, JWTCollibra Integration ArchitecturePython, Java, .NET or equivalent enterprise technologiesReact, JavaScript or TypeScriptDocker & KubernetesCI/CD, DevSecOps and Infrastructure as CodeSQL Server, Oracle or PostgreSQLStrong experience within banking, financial services or other highly regulated environments What You'll Be Doing Define and govern enterprise integration architecture across data governance, data management and business platforms.Design scalable, secure and resilient API, application and data integration solutions.Establish architecture standards covering security, cloud, observability and operational support.Provide technical leadership to engineering teams and review solution designs.Drive modernisation initiatives, platform improvements and integration roadmaps.Work closely with business, data, security, cloud and infrastructure stakeholders to deliver strategic solutions.Ensure solutions are built with performance, resilience, scalability and maintainability in mind. Experience with data governance platforms such as Collibra would be highly advantageous, but strong enterprise integration and cloud architecture experience is the primary requirement. .