Integration Engineer

Project Overview:
We're seeking a hands-on Integration Engineer to support a high-priority integration effort for a new Transportation Management System (TMS) platform, serving a major shipper. The engineer will be responsible for designing and implementing data integrations using XML schemas, building ETL pipelines, and validating incoming data streams from multiple vendors.
This is a net-new role on a growing infrastructure team and requires someone who can self-facilitate, lead some technical discovery, and own the delivery of integration solutions end-to-end.

Responsibilities:

• Design and implement integrations between vendor systems and our TMS platform using XML-based feeds.
• Define and work with XSD/XML schemas to ensure compatibility and accuracy of data.
• Build, test, and deploy ETL pipelines to handle file drops, data ingestion, and transformation.
• Validate data integrity and ensure seamless movement of data across systems.
• Collaborate with external vendors and internal engineering teams to troubleshoot and refine integrations.
• Contribute to integration planning and discovery, with autonomy to shape how integrations are built.
• Deliver clear documentation and integration outputs; your work will be directly tied to platform readiness.

Key Requirements:

• Strong XML experience: Able to read, write, validate, and work with XSD files.
• Experience with data integration tools and platforms such as Azure Synapse, Databricks, or Apache Spark.
• Solid understanding of ETL concepts, especially around file-based ingestion and transformation.
• Prior experience working with or integrating into Transportation Management Systems (TMS) is strongly preferred.
• Strong data validation, troubleshooting, and problem-solving skills.
• Able to work independently in a fully remote setup.
• Strong communicator, comfortable interfacing with technical and non-technical stakeholders.

Nice to Have:

• Experience in logistics, shipping, or supply chain data flows.
• Exposure to Microsoft Fabric, with ability to lead a POC by year-end (not required but helpful).
• Background in platform or infrastructure engineering a plus.