Integrations Engineer — ComplyDPComplyDP is a DPDP compliance platform. We connect to enterprise systems read-only, discover where personal data lives, and produce audit-grade records of processing, without ever copying client data. Backed by NVIDIA Inception, Google Cloud for Startups, T-Hub and DST. Clients include listed manufacturing groups, global research firms and regulated financial entities.You will own the connector layer. It is the part of the product that reaches into a client's estate, reads structure and metadata, and returns an inventory. Zero replication is architectural, not aspirational: connectors operate on metadata and counts only.Indian enterprise estates are not cloud-native. A large share of what we need to reach sits on-prem, including SQL Server, Oracle, file shares, Active Directory and legacy line-of-business systems. Reaching it, outbound-only and without asking a client's network team to open anything inward, is a defining part of this role.What you'll buildRead-only connectors into cloud storage, SQL/NoSQL databases and SaaS APIs across enterprise estatesOn-prem and legacy connectors: agents deployed inside client networks, operating outbound-only, with no inbound access to the client estateSchema and metadata introspection that identifies personal-data columns without reading recordsDetection of India-specific identifiers (Aadhaar, PAN, GSTIN) via pattern and checksum logicVendor and data-exchange mapping: what personal data enters and leaves each third-party processor,



derived from configuration and code rather than self-declarationRepository configuration analysis to surface undeclared flowsYou should have3 to 7 years backend or integration engineeringStrong Python: asyncio, FastAPI, SQLAlchemy (Inspector, not just ORM)Production OAuth 2.0: authorization code and client credentials, token refresh, webhook signature verificationDatabase metadata introspection: information_schema, pg_catalog, read-only role provisioningREST API fluency: pagination, rate limits, backoff, idempotencyExperience deploying software inside a customer's network: containerised agents or collectors, outbound-only connectivity, egress proxies, and the constraints enterprise IT and network security will actually imposeComfort with on-prem sources (SQL Server, Oracle, SMB/NFS file shares, LDAP/Active Directory) alongside cloud and SaaSAzure or AWS, secrets management, managed identity. Docker; working Linux and Windows networkingJudgment about credentials. You will hold read-only access into regulated enterprises. Security instinct is the non-negotiableBonus: prior connector work at an iPaaS, ETL, data-discovery or enterprise security vendor. Exposure to privacy or security tooling.This is not a data engineering role. No pipelines, no warehouses, no Spark. The problem is breadth of systems and correctness of access, not volume of data.Apply with a short note on a connector you shipped: what system it read from, how you authenticated, and how you got schema or metadata out without pulling the underlying records. If you've deployed anything inside a customer's own network, tell us how you handled connectivity.

📌 Integration Engineer (Jabalpur)
🏢 ComplyDP
📍 Jabalpur