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Solution Architect
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Shape cloud and data architectures that help customers implement healthcare data solutions, with a particular focus on CMS interoperability. You’ll work with customer stakeholders and internal delivery teams to translate business needs into scalable, resilient designs, guide implementation, and connect near-term project requirements with longer-term technology plans.
Responsibilities - Produce architecture documents, data flows, and sequence diagrams that guide technical implementation, especially for interoperability solutions. - Assess current business and system capabilities, define desired states, and develop technology roadmaps. - Coordinate with business specialists, analysts, project managers, account teams, and data engineers to deliver client solutions. - Work with product management to identify customer needs that could inform standard product capabilities or future features. - Set architectural direction for assigned components, balancing long-term goals with immediate requirements. - Advise and mentor implementation teams, helping resolve technical questions and delivery issues.
Requirements - Strong knowledge of US healthcare data, including medical and pharmacy claims, enrollment, provider, and clinical information. - Expertise in CMS interoperability requirements 9115 and 0057, including mandated APIs and FHIR data structures. - Ability to communicate architecture vision through clear design documents. - Broad technical knowledge across infrastructure, data models, databases, service-oriented systems, programming, frameworks, standards, and technical modeling. - Experience translating business needs into technology solutions and communicating effectively with clients and cross-functional teams. - Understanding of healthcare trends, regulations, and customer needs.
Nice to have - Experience with one or more cloud platforms such as AWS, Azure, or GCP, and data platforms such as Databricks or Snowflake. - Previous experience with healthcare payers or interoperability vendors.