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Boelter
Director of Integration, Analytics & AI Solutions
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What they do
An Integration Architect facilitates the integration of multiple IT components within an organization. They identify and communicate strategic technology standards, frameworks, principles and roadmaps to be used throughout the organization to guide technology decisions and improve efficiency.
$145,111 / year median in Wisconsin
+1% projected growth
Job Description
For 95 years, Boelter has been helping our customers create unforgettable experiences. Our focus is to provide unparalleled service and high-quality products. Boelter takes your best and makes it even better. Boelter participates in every aspect of the restaurant supply, hospitality, and beverage industries. From designing commercial kitchens to delivering barware supplies, from installing food service equipment to staging the perfect tabletop
- with our full spectrum of services and products
- we bring inspiration to the table.
- Own the integration strategy and architecture across SAP, customer, supplier, and internal systems. EDI & Customer Integration
- Lead the team managing EDI operations, customer onboarding, and custom integration solutions. Analytics Platform Leadership
- Drive the roadmap for Microsoft Fabric and enterprise analytics, enabling data-driven decisions org-wide. AI Innovation & Adoption
- Set AI strategy, drive tool adoption, and build governance frameworks balancing innovation and security. Strategic Business Partnership
- Act as a technology advisor to Operations and Digital teams, aligning roadmaps with business goals. Leadership & Delivery
- Build and mentor a high-performing team; manage portfolios, budgets, and vendor relationships.