Systems & Integration Engineer

Summary

The Advocates is a personal injury firm building a technology team to support its legal and administrative operations. The Systems & Integration Engineer will build and maintain integrations across cloud platforms, automate routine processes, support reporting data pipelines, assist with software rollouts, and contribute to security, compliance, and documentation efforts.

Responsibilities

• Build and maintain integrations between our cloud platforms using low-code and no-code automation tools alongside direct API work
• Write and maintain scripts that take care of routine processes — things like account setup, access changes, and recurring reports
• Support the data pipelines behind our reporting: build them, keep an eye on them, troubleshoot when something looks off, and help trace issues back to where they started
• Help roll out new software across the organization, from configuration and testing through documentation and handoff to our support team
• Support security and compliance initiatives, putting agreed-upon safeguards in place and helping gather the documentation that goes with them
• Document your work clearly, so a colleague can pick it up and run with it

Skills

• Roughly one to three years of hands-on experience building things — software development, systems integration, IT automation, data work, or comparable project experience. Internship, bootcamp, and self-taught paths are all welcome
• Comfort writing code in at least one language, and reading it in a few others
• Some experience working with APIs, and a healthy respect for the things that tend to go wrong with them
• Working knowledge of SQL, plus the curiosity to dig in when two reports disagree on the same number
• A knack for seeing how systems connect and anticipating what happens to dependent platforms when one system changes
• Ability to write clearly and familiarity with IT documentation / wiki management
• A degree in computer science, information systems, or a related field — or equivalent hands-on experience. We care far more about what you've built than where you built it
• Experience with workflow automation or integration platform
• Familiarity administering a cloud identity and productivity suite (Microsoft 365 or similar)
• Exposure to a business intelligence or reporting tool
• A background in legal, healthcare, insurance, or another document-heavy industry
• An interest in security and compliance work

Qualifications

Must Haves

• Roughly one to three years of hands-on experience building things — software development, systems integration, IT automation, data work, or comparable project experience. Internship, bootcamp, and self-taught paths are all welcome
• Comfort writing code in at least one language, and reading it in a few others
• Some experience working with APIs, and a healthy respect for the things that tend to go wrong with them
• Working knowledge of SQL, plus the curiosity to dig in when two reports disagree on the same number
• A knack for seeing how systems connect and anticipating what happens to dependent platforms when one system changes
• Ability to write clearly and familiarity with IT documentation / wiki management

Nice to Haves

• A degree in computer science, information systems, or a related field — or equivalent hands-on experience. We care far more about what you've built than where you built it
• Experience with workflow automation or integration platform
• Familiarity administering a cloud identity and productivity suite (Microsoft 365 or similar)
• Exposure to a business intelligence or reporting tool
• A background in legal, healthcare, insurance, or another document-heavy industry
• An interest in security and compliance work

Benefits

• Up to 100% employer-paid health, dental, and vision insurance (buy-up options available)
• 401(k) plan with company matching
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
• Remote basis