Technical Integration Specialist
Vesta Innovations Inc.2 months ago
Base Salary
$120k - $140k/yr
Responsibilities
- Serve as the go-to technical contact for the partnerships team by joining partner meetings, answering technical questions, and leading completed-integration demos.
- Review partner technical documentation and compare partner data handling, including MISMO fields, with Vesta’s approach.
- Summarize integration requirements and gaps for product managers and support decisions about integration functionality and customer experience.
- Triage partner questions, advocate for effective integration designs, and provide product managers with technical context.
- Guide partner integrations from testing through launch, including certification, troubleshooting, maintenance, and enhancement coordination.
- Support the implementations team by troubleshooting customer issues with new integrations and working with partners to improve the integration experience.
Requirements
- Experience working on the integration or technical side at a mortgage technology company.
- Ability to assess partner technologies, determine integration requirements, and identify risks and gaps.
- Ability to troubleshoot integration issues and coordinate technical work across partners, product, partnerships, and implementations.
- Strong partner relationship-building and communication skills.
- Interest in using technology, including AI, to improve integration work.
Benefits
- Medical, vision, and dental coverage with approximately 100% of employee premiums covered.
- 401(k) plan.
- 16 weeks of fully paid parental leave for all new parents, including adoptive parents.
- Remote-first culture with hubs in the Bay Area and New York.
- Work-from-anywhere and wellness benefits.
- Monthly DoorDash credits, flexible time off, and company offsites.
Categories
Solutions Engineering
About Vesta Innovations Inc.
Vesta builds a cloud-based, AI-augmented mortgage loan origination system used by banks and mortgage lenders to streamline and automate underwriting and closing workflows. The company sells its LOS as enterprise SaaS with configurable workflows and integrations to lenders’ existing systems. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in San Francisco, it reports measurable cost reductions for large U.S. mortgage lenders after switching to its platform.