About this role
Zinc is growing its Integrations team. Integrations with ATS and HRIS platforms such as Workday, Greenhouse, iCIMS, Lever and SmartRecruiters are one of our biggest levers for growth, and demand from Partnerships and Sales is outpacing what our current team can build. As an Integrations Engineer, you'll add the engineering capacity to change that. 🚀 Your job is to increase the number and quality of Zinc's integrations. You'll design, build and scale connections with third-party platforms, and evolve our Partner API so partners can build on Zinc with less hand-holding.
This is an engineering role. Support and onboarding sit with our dedicated Integration Support function in Partnerships, so your time goes on building, hardening and improving integrations. You'll also be the escalation point for issues support can't resolve. You'll work closely with Product, Partnerships and Integration Support, and report to the Engineering Manager for Integrations.
- Building integrations end to end 🔌 – Read partner API docs, spec with the PM, then build, test and release new integrations, from Greenhouse Harvest API upgrades to CV checks across ATSs.
- Hardening what's live 🛡️ – Move existing integrations off deprecated mechanisms (such as Greenhouse polling to PATCH) and strengthen error handling, retries and idempotency.
- Evolving the Partner API 🧩 – Own endpoint design, versioning, webhooks, docs and sandbox so partners can build on Zinc with less hand-holding.
- Building reusable patterns ♻️ – Create shared connector and mapping layers that cut the cost of every new integration.
- Giving support the tools 🔭 – Build internal tooling and observability so Integration Support can diagnose issues themselves.
- Being the escalation point 🚨 – Root-cause and fix the issues Integration Support can't resolve.
- You're not the first line for customers.
- Shaping what we build 🎯 – Give Product and Partnerships technical feasibility input during discovery, through the team's planning process.
- Raising the bar 🤝 – Review code, set testing standards, and pick up occasional Vue/Nuxt work on integration settings screens.