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Talent Acquisition Lead at Intellectt Inc | MBA, Global Talent Acquisition
Role Overview
We are seeking an experienced Senior Enterprise Architect (20+ years IT, 10+ in EA) with deep expertise in healthcare IT. The role involves driving strategic technology and security initiatives, aligning enterprise architecture with business/clinical goals, and ensuring compliance with healthcare regulations (HIPAA, HITRUST, etc.).
The ideal candidate will lead capability modeling, application portfolio rationalization, and adoption of emerging technologies (including Generative AI) while orchestrating integrations across Fairview’s ecosystem.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead business capability modeling and align IT with business strategy.
- Drive application portfolio rationalization and modernization roadmaps.
- Define and implement enterprise architecture strategies and integration frameworks.
- Ensure compliance with HIPAA, HITRUST, NIST, HITECH, and other healthcare regulations.
- Provide governance and leadership across architecture initiatives.
Core Expertise
- Healthcare IT compliance, security, and interoperability (HL7, FHIR, DICOM).
- Application modernization, data management, and analytics.
- Strong stakeholder management and communication skills.
- Certifications preferred: TOGAF, AWS/Azure Architect, CISSP, Zachman.
Generative AI Skills
- Hands-on experience with GenAI platforms (Azure OpenAI, AWS Bedrock, Google Vertex AI).
- Understanding of AI/ML workflows, ethical AI, and governance frameworks.
Soft Skills
- Proven leadership in large, complex IT/healthcare environments.
- Ability to bridge business and technical perspectives.
Seniority level
Employment type
Job function
- Business Development and Engineering
Industries
- Hospitals and Health Care
- Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
- Software Development
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