Integration Architect – SAP S/4HANA (Remote, Brisbane)

About the role

You will join the Queensland State Government to lead integration design for a large‑scale Central Pharmacy transformation. The position is remote with an initial week in Brisbane and occasional visits to the Richlands site.

Key responsibilities

• Lead end‑to‑end technical design of integration solutions across SAP S/4HANA and related systems.
• Collaborate with solution architects, functional teams and enterprise stakeholders to define integration patterns and system interfaces.
• Design and implement connectivity frameworks covering APIs, IDocs, REST/SOAP services, authentication and network requirements.
• Produce architectural artefacts such as Solution Architecture Documents (SAD) and Implementation Designs (SID).
• Ensure solutions comply with governance, security and industry best practices.
• Translate complex technical concepts for business and non‑technical audiences.
• Support knowledge transfer and capability uplift across internal teams.

Required profile

• 10+ years experience in Integration Architecture within complex enterprise environments.
• Strong expertise in SAP S/4HANA integration design and architecture.
• Proven experience with SAP BTP, CPI, IDocs, RFC, OData, REST and SOAP.
• Demonstrated ability to design secure, scalable, high‑performing integration solutions.
• Solid understanding of infrastructure, networking, security and identity frameworks (SSO, OAuth, SAML).
• Experience producing architectural documentation such as SAD and SID.
• Excellent stakeholder engagement and communication skills.
• Experience in healthcare or pharmaceutical environments is desirable.

Required skills

• SAP S/4HANA
• SAP BTP
• SAP CPI
• IDocs
• RFC
• OData
• REST
• SOAP
• APIs
• SSO
• OAuth
• SAML

What we offer

• 6‑month contract with potential extension on a high‑profile government program.
• Opportunity to work on a large‑scale SAP transformation initiative.
• Flexible remote working arrangement with occasional onsite requirements.
• Exposure to enterprise‑level architecture and public sector impact.
• Collaborative environment within a critical healthcare services division.