Integration Architect Jobs in Texas
Integration Architect jobs in Texas are in strong and steady demand, with concentrated hiring across enterprise technology, energy, financial services, and healthcare IT sectors and openings at every level from associate to principal architect. Austin, Dallas, and Houston lead the state for active postings, with major employers such as Dell Technologies, AT&T, and ExxonMobil maintaining long-term integration architecture practices in Texas. The most sought-after specialties right now are API-led integration, cloud middleware, and MuleSoft or Azure Integration Services expertise. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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PortX is a leading AI-powered data and integration company for modern banking, bringing systems together and data to life through our unified platform for modern integration, governed customer 360 data, and next-generation payments.
We're in strong growth mode, with new opportunities for Solutions Architects, working in a high-impact environment, with a culture that's open and rewarding, so it's a great time to join.
About the role
PortX Solutions Architects are consultants first, engineers second. You are the customer-facing owner of solution shape: you run discovery, scope the engagement, design against the PortX platform and ORCA reference architecture, and govern delivery so the implementation ships on the platform — not around it.
The measure of a great SA here is not the code you write; it's how little bespoke code the engagement needs, how fast delivery squads become self-sufficient, and how much of what you design becomes a reusable, sellable asset.
Consulting & customer leadership
- Lead discovery, scoping, solution design, and estimation for integration engagements, ensuring solutions are scalable, supportable, and commercially sound — estimates tie to standard deliverables and templated effort, not open-ended custom builds.
- Engage directly with customers across pre-sales and delivery: build trusted-advisor relationships, elicit the business problem behind the stated requirement, and translate it into the smallest platform-native solution that solves it.
- Facilitate customer workshops, architecture reviews, whiteboarding sessions, and executive presentations; communicate solution designs and trade-offs clearly to both technical and business audiences.
- Own the written solution artifacts — Solutions Design Documents, ADRs, estimates, and definition-of-done criteria — to a quality standard fit for architecture review and customer sign-off.
Architecture & governance
- Act as SME for the PortX platform (Integration Manager, ORCA, connector library) and end-to-end integration lifecycle, providing architectural guidance from intake through go-live and handover.
- Design template-first: default to fixed-price-engineering (FPE) patterns, reusable connectors, and configuration over custom code. Bespoke code is an explicit, justified exception — documented as an ADR and taken through architecture review — never a default.
- Enforce ORCA contract fidelity and platform conventions across implementations; contribute findings and standards back through the Architecture Review Council.
- Gate solution quality at intake: validate that scope, requirements, and estimates are sound before delivery commits, and flag misfit deals early.
Enablement & Leverage
- Mentor and coach PortX and customer development teams; the goal is squads that design, build, and support integrations with progressively less SA involvement — SA time concentrates at solution shape and review, not implementation.
- Convert engagement work into product: every project should leave behind a reusable asset — a connector, template, mapping, pattern, or documented playbook — that reduces the cost of the next similar engagement.
- Use AI tooling as a first-class delivery instrument: code generation against templates, spec-driven scaffolding, automated conformance scoring, and documentation generation. Fluency here is expected, not optional.
- Drive continuous improvement across integration patterns, delivery methodology, estimation models, tooling, and documentation.
Hands-on credibility
- Lead by example through hands-on problem solving where it unblocks the team — spikes, reference implementations, and rescue work — while resisting becoming the delivery bottleneck.
Skills & experience required
- Strong enterprise integration consulting and implementation experience: APIs, event-driven architecture, integration platforms/iPaaS; you have led engagements, not just built inside them.
- Demonstrated customer-facing skills: discovery, workshop facilitation, estimation, executive communication, and managing scope with commercial awareness.
- Fluency reading and reviewing code well enough to govern quality, review PRs, and prototype — this role designs and governs more than it codes.
- Hands-on experience with AI-assisted engineering (code generation, agentic tooling, spec-to-code workflows) and a point of view on where it accelerates delivery safely.
- Working knowledge of containerization, Kubernetes/GitOps-style deployment, and AWS.
- Experience with OpenAPI-first design, consuming and specifying web services, Git, and standard build tooling.
Strongly preferred
- Banking, credit union, or payments domain experience (core banking systems, digital banking, ACH/ISO 20022).
- Experience productizing services delivery: templates, SDKs, connector libraries, fixed-price packaging.
- Experience standing up or operating architecture governance (review boards, ADR practice, conformance standards).
What success looks like (first 90 days)
- Engagements you architect ship on templated/FPE patterns with zero unreviewed bespoke code.
- Delivery squads enable you to handle standard integrations end-to-end without SA escalation.
- Your engagements produce reusable connectors and templates adopted by subsequent projects.
- Estimation accuracy improves because your designs map to known, repeatable units of work.
Required Soft Skills
- Strong problem-solving skills
- Excellent spoken and written English communication skills
- Highly organized, with strong prioritization and time management skills
- Flexible and responsive, with the ability to adapt to changing priorities and tight deadlines
- Confident, customer-facing presence with the ability to build trust and engagement
This is a chance to join a fast-growing company at the forefront of AI-powered banking integration and data innovation. You will work in a collaborative, high-impact environment where your technical expertise and customer-facing skills directly influence business growth and customer success. At this stage, ownership isn't a talking point - it's the job. You'll drive your space end to end, which means your time and availability flex with what the work actually needs, not a fixed clock. If that type of environment is energizing rather than exhausting, you'll thrive here.
PortX Principles
- Do Everything with Purpose
- Challenge the Ordinary
- Check your Ego at the Door
Benefits
- Competitive compensation: attractive equity opportunities at a venture-backed startup
- High Impact Role: Have a direct and immediate impact on revenue & scaling the business
- Insurance (medical, dental, vision)
- 401(k)
- Unlimited PTO
- Be a part of a collaborative and highly motivated team culture where your voice is heard and you're not just a number in a big company
US Citizenship required - No Visa Sponsorship available
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- Energy
- Education
- Technology & Software
- Construction & Real Estate
What Texas Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in integration architect jobs across Texas.
- Bachelor's degree in computer science, information systems, or a related technical field
- Hands-on experience designing and implementing enterprise integration platforms such as MuleSoft, Azure Integration Services, or IBM App Connect
- Proficiency with API design, RESTful services, and microservices architecture patterns
- Experience working in cloud environments including AWS, Microsoft Azure, or Google Cloud
- Familiarity with enterprise architecture frameworks such as TOGAF or Zachman
- Strong communication skills to translate integration requirements between technical teams and business stakeholders
Integration Architect Jobs in Texas: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a integration architect in Texas?
Integration architect roles in Texas do not require a state-issued license or registration. Most employers expect a bachelor's degree in computer science, information systems, or a related field, followed by several years of hands-on integration development experience. Earning a vendor certification such as MuleSoft Certified Integration Architect or a Microsoft Azure Integration certification meaningfully strengthens a candidacy. Texas employers, particularly those in energy, finance, and healthcare, also value experience with enterprise-scale systems in their specific industries.
Which companies hire integration architects in Texas?
Employers hiring integration architects in Texas right now include PortX, Upwork, and McKesson, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of October 2026. Texas's concentration of large enterprise headquarters in energy, financial services, and telecommunications means the state consistently generates openings at organizations with complex, multi-system integration needs.
Which Texas cities have the most integration architect jobs?
Dallas, Irving, and Houston have the most integration architect openings in Texas. Dallas leads due to its dense concentration of corporate headquarters and financial services firms, Houston's energy sector and large medical center complex drive sustained demand there, and Austin's fast-growing enterprise technology community anchors activity in the capital region.
Are there remote integration architect jobs in Texas?
Yes, and more than most technical fields. About 71% of integration architect openings tied to Texas are remote or hybrid as of October 2026, reflecting the largely design-and-configuration nature of the work. Roles focused on architecture planning, API design, and documentation tend to be the most amenable to full remote arrangements, while positions that require coordinating live system cutovers or on-site stakeholder workshops are more likely to require some in-person presence.
How can I get hired as a integration architect in Texas with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is through a junior integration developer or middleware developer role, where you build hands-on experience with platforms such as MuleSoft or Azure before moving into architecture. Large Texas employers in healthcare IT and financial services regularly hire associate integration engineers as a feeder track. Earning an entry-level vendor certification and building a portfolio of personal or open-source integration projects gives candidates a concrete edge. Texas-based tech consulting firms also hire junior integration staff and train them on client engagements.
Where can I find and apply to integration architect jobs in Texas?
You can find and apply to integration architect jobs in Texas on Migrate Mate, which lists current Texas openings across industries and experience levels. Find roles that fit your background and apply directly to the ones that match.
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