Integration Architect (Cable Domain)

Job Description: ITDA Integration Architect to support the integration of ITSA and ITDA capabilities as part of a large-scale cable and telecommunications transformation. The architect will serve as the technical bridge between the ITSA and ITDA teams, helping migrate legacy activation platforms and network stacks to a unified target architecture. This is a hands-on architecture role requiring deep knowledge of cable service activation, provisioning, network integration, and the changes required across CMTS, DHCP, and DOCSIS environments. The ideal candidate will be able to convert business and integration objectives into implementable technical designs, rather than operating solely in a strategy or advisory capacity.

Key Responsibilities: Serve as the primary technical liaison between ITSA and ITDA architecture and engineering teams. Analyze existing cable activation and provisioning capabilities across legacy platforms. Define integration architecture for transitioning from legacy technology stacks to the unified target environment. Develop solution designs covering service activation, device provisioning, network configuration, and downstream system integrations. Assess the technical changes required across: Cable Modem Termination Systems, or CMTS Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, or DHCP Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification, or DOCSIS Cable modem and customer-premises equipment provisioning PON/DPoE (fiber provisioning/ activations) and understanding of micro-service orchestration/design patterns Translate target-state architecture into detailed interface specifications, integration patterns, sequence flows, and implementation requirements. Participate in architecture reviews and communicate complex technical topics to both engineering and leadership stakeholders.

Requires Qualifications: Experience in cable modem and customer-premises equipment activation, provisioning and network architecture Experience with PON/DPoE (fiber) activations and provisioning Experience in designing solutions for service activation, device provisioning, network configuration, and system integration Experience in defining integration architecture for transitioning from legacy technology stacks to the unified target environments Good understanding ofCMTS, DHCP and DOCSIS Experience in translating target-state architecture into detailed interface specifications, integration patterns, sequence flows, and implementation requirements Understanding of micro-service orchestration/design patterns Experience in working and communicating with engineering and leadership stakeholders