Martin Modl · Prague, Czech Republic

Integration Architect

Reliable connections between enterprise applications, services and platforms.

I design integrations around the meaning of the data, the responsibilities of each system and the behaviour teams need when something fails. Interfaces must be understandable, secure and operable across their lifecycle.

Problems I help solve

Untangle system dependencies

Trace data flows and interface ownership across enterprise applications, SaaS services and middleware.

Define clear contracts

Specify REST/SOAP APIs, XML/JSON payloads, events and integration patterns with explicit authentication and authorization requirements.

Plan for failure

Consider error handling, retries, duplicate messages, resilience and monitoring in distributed systems.

Responsibilities and delivery

I connect business requirements to interface designs, document mappings and dependencies, and work with developers, vendors and system owners on integration decisions. I assess synchronous APIs versus Kafka and event-driven approaches in context, including security, delivery and operational implications.

Technologies and methods

REST APIs · SOAP · XML/JSON · Kafka · Event-driven architecture · Microservices · SQL · Dell Boomi · Axway API · IAM/SSO · Integration documentation

Selected experience

Examples described at an enterprise level to respect confidentiality.

Pharmaceuticals

Enterprise integration design informed by business requirements and data flows, involving Cornerstone LMS, Dell Boomi and Axway API.

Banking and energy

Regulated banking analysis involving Kafka and platform dependencies; energy assignments covering enterprise integration concepts and implementation impact.

Where this expertise is useful

Useful in banking, energy, pharmaceuticals, retail and distributed platforms where multiple systems exchange business-critical data and integration ownership crosses team boundaries.

Discuss a role or project

Tell me about your application landscape, the decisions ahead and the teams involved.