System Integration Analyst

Mercantile Bank is looking to hire a System Integration Analyst who is detail oriented, analytical, solution-oriented, and has good communication skills.

This position would be out of our Wyoming, MI office and would allow for a hybrid work schedule of 2-3 days work from home and 2-3 days in the office after the initial training period.

Why Mercantile Bank?

Mercantile Bank was founded by entrepreneurs who believed building strong relationships and communities is accomplished through collaboration and innovation.

It's more than being a financial institution, it's being a trusted ally and community partner.

As Michigan's largest community bank, our roots are deeply embedded in the diverse communities we serve.

Our commitment to our customers and community is at the core of all we do.

As an employee of Mercantile Bank, you will receive competitive compensation, bonus opportunities, and best-in-class benefit options. With a minimum of 3 weeks' vacation, sick time, 11 paid holidays, generous 401k match of 5%, company paid life insurance, tuition reimbursement, IVF and adoption assistance, zero-interest loans for fitness equipment and business attire, discounted bank services, employee stock purchase plan, 529 savings plans, health savings accounts, flexible spending accounts, legal protection, exceptional training and development opportunities, and encouragement to connect with community through volunteer opportunities.

Daily Workflow Snapshot You start the day by reviewing alerts, dashboards, and overnight run logs to verify scheduled transfers and ETL activity completed cleanly.

You then validate a few key data points against expected results-paying close attention to anything that could affect downstream reporting or customer-facing channels-and open follow-ups for items that fall outside established tolerances.

Midday typically includes touchpoints with internal teams and vendor partners to confirm how a new or adjusted integration should behave in production.

You translate those conversations into clear requirements, outline dependencies, and align on a realistic delivery timeline.

As work progresses, you assess test results, refine configuration notes, and keep design/support documentation current, including evidence needed for audit and change control.