Azure Integration Developer (Logic Apps)

Description

Join a large migration project for an international client. The goal is to rebuild approximately 30 complex integration interfaces—supporting message exchange between ERP systems such as JDE and NAV and external systems—into a modern, fully cloud-native environment based on Azure Integration Services (AIS) using a Factory Delivery model.

Build integration logic from scratch in Microsoft Cloud. Legacy-system knowledge is not required; the focus is on building reliable, scalable integration processes in Azure.

Responsibilities

• Build new integration flows primarily with Azure Logic Apps.
• Create and deploy data transformations, often based on XSLT, XML, and SOAP, using Azure Functions.
• Handle asynchronous communication and message routing with Azure Service Bus.
• Develop solutions according to the prepared target architecture, including specific inbound and outbound patterns.
• Integrate with cloud services including API Management, Azure Key Vault, and Azure App Configuration.
• Follow development standards, including Infrastructure as Code with Bicep and CI/CD processes in Azure DevOps.

Required Skills & Experience

• Commercial experience building, maintaining, and monitoring Azure Logic Apps.
• Ability to create Azure Functions from scratch, with a strong understanding of triggers and bindings.
• Solid understanding of Azure Service Bus queues, topics, subscriptions, and asynchronous messaging patterns.
• Strong knowledge of integration patterns (EAI), data mapping, error handling, and monitoring in distributed systems.
• Hands-on experience and fluency with Azure API Management.

Nice to Have

• Experience with XSLT and XML transformations and familiarity with SOAP and REST protocols.
• Infrastructure as Code experience, preferably Bicep; ARM Templates or Terraform are alternatives.
• Azure DevOps knowledge, including creating and maintaining CI/CD pipelines.
• Familiarity with Azure Event Grid.
• Fluent .NET/C# coding skills, especially for Azure Functions.
• Microsoft BizTalk Server knowledge is a plus for reading legacy code, but is not required.