Google Cloud Platform Cloud Integration Engineer

Location:

Duration:

24

Months + Extension

Hourly Rate:

Depending on Experience (DOE)

Work Authorization:

Implement UIL using Cloud Run and GKE hybrid deployment models for scalable, event-driven integration.

Implement event-driven workflows leveraging Pub/Sub, Cloud Functions, and containerized microservices.

Establish and enforce API standards, error-handling conventions, and integration patterns across distributed systems.

Implement and maintain observability pipelines with Cloud Logging, Big Query, and Cloud Monitoring for auditability and performance analytics.

Build and optimize DR and cost-efficient architectures across multiple regions using Terraform and Cloud Deploy.

Continuously evaluate and improve system reliability, scalability, and performance.

Required

Skills & Experience:

7 10+ years in backend/integration development or cloud engineering.

Deep expertise in Google Cloud Platform, especially:

Strong background in distributed systems, API design, and message-driven architectures.

Proficiency in Python, Node.js, or Java.

Familiarity with warehouse and ERP integration patterns (e.g., order orchestration, ASN, inventory sync).

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