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NTUC FIRST CAMPUS LIMITED is seeking an experienced integration engineer to design, build, test, and deploy Workato-based workflows connecting SaaS apps, internal systems, and APIs. You will translate requirements into scalable solutions, manage connections, implement error handling, monitor performance, document architecture, and collaborate with stakeholders to deliver end-to-end processes.
You will mentor others and help govern platforms, including Day 1/Day 2 support and integration with AI
Design, develop, test, and deploy integration recipes in Workato connecting SaaS applications, internal systems, and APIs
Translate business and functional requirements into scalable, maintainable integration solutions
Build and manage connections using Workato connectors, and configure custom connectors where needed
Implement error handling, retry logic, and monitoring/alerting to ensure integration reliability
Troubleshoot and resolve integration issues in test and production environments
Document integration architecture, data flows, and technical specifications
Collaborate with business stakeholders and other engineers to scope requirements
Apply knowledge of technology areas beyond Workato — including infrastructure, networking and third-party system integration — to propose robust, end-to-end solutions.
Identify potential areas of value-add and opportunities for process or platform improvement.
Support platform governance — environment management, version control, recipe lifecycle, and best practices
Leadership capability or experience mentoring other engineers
Work independently to provide Day 1 development and Day 2 support, ensuring continued stability and performance of deployed solutions.
Degree in Engineering or related field
Minimum 3 years of hands‑on experience building and deploying integrations on the Workato platform, with a track record of completed Workato projects (not just training/certification)
Demonstrate experience across both Day 1 (design and build of new integrations) and Day 2 (ongoing maintenance, monitoring, and support of live integrations) — comfortable owning a recipe from initial delivery through production support and troubleshooting.
Understanding of centralized data flows, data orchestrator, data governance, and system-of-record concepts
Solid understanding of integration patterns (point-to-point, pub/sub, batch, real-time/event-driven)
Understanding and experience with Service‑Oriented Architecture (SOA) and microservices‑based solutions
Experience working with REST/SOAP APIs, webhooks, and JSON/XML data structures
Working proficiency in scripting and leading programming languages (JavaScript, Ruby, Python, or similar) for custom logic within integration workflows
Knowledge of relational databases (e.g., MS SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL)
Experience with authentication protocols/methods (OAuth 2.0, SAML, API key management, MS Entra)
Previous experience with IaaS/PaaS cloud environments
Familiarity with common enterprise SaaS systems (e.g. HubSpot, Workday, ServiceNow, or similar)
Understanding of data mapping, transformation, and error‑handling strategies
Strong communication and presentation skills, both verbal and written, with the ability to convey and relate ideas to technical and non‑technical stakeholders
Strong interpersonal skills and a collaborative, team‑oriented approach
Strong work ethic, attention to quality, and ability to take ownership of deliverables
Ability to quickly learn new concepts, technologies, and solve problems independently
Experience in an Agile delivery environment
Workato certification(s) (e.g., Workato Automation Pro)
Experience in early childhood education, social services, or regulated sectors
Knowledge of school management, CRM, HR, or finance enterprise systems
Prior experience contributing to a Centre of Excellence or innovation function
Familiar with Google Cloud Platform (GCP), integration with Google Workspace.
Experience integrating AI/LLM services via Workato (e.g., OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, or other AI connectors/APIs within Workato recipes)
Exposure to building AI‑driven automation workflows (e.g., document processing, conversational agents, intelligent routing)
Exposure to RPA tools (e.g., UiPath) for automating legacy or UI‑only systems without accessible APIs — useful for scenarios where Workato's API‑based integration approach isn't sufficient
Exposure to event brokers (Kafka, EventBridge, Pub/Sub, RabbitMQ) or EDI