Lead Integrations Engineer
Lead Integrations Engineer
> ROLE OVERVIEW
We're looking for an integration expert to own how Ours Privacy connects with the wider ecosystem. You'll review and improve existing integrations, lead new connectors end-to-end, and build advanced monitoring to catch both external schema changes and internal anomalies before they impact customers. Beyond integrations, you'll jump in where needed across our TypeScript/Node services and React app to ship high-impact work. Ours Privacy is building the future of marketing infrastructure for healthcare, offering a full-stack privacy solution for healthcare marketers navigating today's complex regulatory environment. We are one of the fastest growing SaaS companies in the country and as demand accelerates, we are expanding our team, product and reach as we become the standard for privacy-safe marketing in healthcare.
> CORE RESPONSIBILITIES
- Lead new integration development
- Own partner relationships for key platforms, manage change notices, and coordinate versioned upgrades
- Audit and harden existing connectors for correctness, performance, and fault tolerance
- Design proactive monitoring and alerting for third-party API schema changes, rate limits, auth expirations, and payload drift
- Build anomaly detection for internal data flows, latency, retries, DLQs, and backpressure
- Establish SLAs, playbooks, and runbooks; improve observability with metrics, structured logs, and traces
- Collaborate with product and customers to validate requirements and deliver outcomes
- Contribute across the stack as needed: React frontend or AWS/Node.js/TypeScript backend
> HARD REQUIREMENTS & SPECS
- Fluency with OAuth, webhooks, pagination, rate limiting, idempotency, and resilient retry/backoff patterns
- Deep, hands-on experience building and operating large-scale integrations across many external APIs
- Strong TypeScript skills
- Solid engineering fundamentals: testing strategy, observability, incident response, and reliable distributed systems
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