Senior Health Informatics & Interoperability Architect

Mathematica, Inc.; Princeton (NJ); Remote; USD 140,000 - 165,000; Full time

Job summary

Mathematica, Inc. is seeking a Health Informatics & Interoperability Lead (Remote Eligible) to provide strategic and technical leadership across health information exchange, FHIR strategy, and digital quality measurement.

The role involves guiding architecture, standards alignment, and cross-functional collaboration with federal and state partners. The candidate will mentor staff, contribute to business development, and represent Mathematica in HL7 and interoperability communities.

Qualifications

• Master's degree required in health informatics, computer science, data science, public health, health policy, statistics, mathematics, public administration, public policy, or a related field.
• Doctoral degree or clinical degree preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide strategic, technical leadership across health informatics, interoperability, digital quality measurement, and related health IT domains.
• Lead and advance Mathematica's interoperability and FHIR strategy, including architecture, standards alignment, and capability development.
• Oversee interoperability projects: testing, validation, conformance, data quality, terminology mapping, and implementation guidance.
• Represent Mathematica in national standards communities, client forums, and partnerships; mentor staff and lead multi-disciplinary teams.

Skills

Health informatics

Interoperability

FHIR

HL7 standards

Health information exchange

Digital quality measurement

CQL

QDM

QRDA

APIs

Data modeling

Terminology standards

Leadership

Mentoring

Education

Master's degree in health informatics / related field

Doctoral or clinical degree preferred

Tools

CQL

SQL

Python

R

JavaScript

FHIR APIs

Job description

Mathematica, Inc. is seeking a Health Informatics & Interoperability Lead (Remote Eligible) to provide strategic and technical leadership across health information exchange, FHIR strategy, and digital quality measurement.

The role involves guiding architecture, standards alignment, and cross-functional collaboration with federal and state partners. The candidate will mentor staff, contribute to business development, and represent Mathematica in HL7 and interoperability communities.