HL7 Engineer - Cloverleaf

Software Technology Inc.; United States; On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Software Technology Inc. is seeking an HL7 interface engineer to design, build, and maintain healthcare interfaces using Cloverleaf. You will map messages, transform data, and ensure accurate routing per client requirements.

You will lead testing phases (Unit, Integration, UAT, Production) across multiple interfaces, resolve HL7 data issues, and collaborate closely with client teams and Solventum for validation and issue resolution. The role includes production support and ongoing documentation.

Qualifications

• Experience designing HL7 interfaces (ADT, ORU, ORM, MDM, DFT, BAR) and resolving mapping gaps.
• Strong testing expertise: unit, integration, UAT, production validation across interfaces.
• Ability to work with client teams and vendors for validation and issue resolution.

Responsibilities

• Design, build, and maintain HL7 interfaces using Cloverleaf.
• Perform message mapping and transformations to client specs.
• Lead end-to-end testing and production validation across interfaces.
• Support production deployments and troubleshooting.
• Participate in client calls and provide interface updates.

Skills

HL7 interfaces

Message mapping

Testing

Client communication

Troubleshooting

Tools

Cloverleaf

Xlates

Job description

• Design, build, and maintain HL7 interfaces (ADT, ORU, ORM, MDM, DFT, BAR) using Cloverleaf.
• Perform message mapping, transformations (Xlates), routing, and filtering as per client and Solventum requirements.
• Lead end-to-end testing (Unit, Integration, UAT, Production validation) across multiple client interfaces.
• Analyze and resolve HL7 data issues (missing fields, segment errors, mapping gaps, duplicates).
• Work closely with client teams and vendors (e.g., Solventum) for interface validation and issue resolution.
• Support production deployments, hypercare, and troubleshooting.
• Ensure adherence to playbook standards, documentation, and reusable interface patterns.
• Participate in client calls, provide updates, and take ownership of assigned interfaces.