Lead Solutions Architect

Role overview

Lead solution architecture for healthcare technology initiatives, turning business priorities into secure, scalable designs and helping teams carry them into delivery. The role sets architecture direction across cloud, data, integrations, and emerging AI capabilities, with work spanning home health programs and interoperability between care delivery and payer/provider systems.

Responsibilities

- Own end-to-end architecture for home health initiatives, connecting user-facing, operational, and analytical systems. - Create and maintain reference designs for data platforms, clinical document processing, automation, and interoperability; encourage reuse across teams. - Lead architecture reviews and risk discussions, checking that designs meet enterprise, privacy, and security requirements. - Define integration contracts and domain boundaries for provider data, electronic medical records, and cloud data platforms. - Work with product and engineering teams to turn conceptual designs into delivery plans with measurable availability, performance, and resilience needs. - Capture existing architecture decisions, establish roadmaps, and communicate design choices to executives and delivery teams.

Requirements

- Bachelor’s degree in computer science or a related field. - At least eight years of relevant progressive technology experience and five or more years in solution architecture. - Architecture experience in healthcare delivery or payer/provider environments, including regulated work involving HIPAA and protected health information. - Hands-on architecture experience with Azure and Snowflake or Databricks data platforms. - Demonstrated ability to create reference architectures and guide designs across multiple teams. - Strong knowledge of APIs, event-driven integration, security models, and non-functional requirements such as resilience and performance.

Benefits and work setup

- Remote role with 40 scheduled hours per week; occasional office travel for meetings or training may be required. - A dedicated workspace is required to protect sensitive health information. Home internet must support at least 25 Mbps download and 10 Mbps upload. - Listed annual base pay is $142,300–$195,700, varying by location and qualifications; the role is eligible for a performance-based bonus. - Benefits include medical, dental and vision coverage, retirement savings, paid time off and holidays, parental and caregiver leave, disability coverage, and life insurance.