Senior Healthcare Cloud Architect: GenAI & EHR

Amazon Web Services (AWS); Arlington (VA); On-site; USD 154,000 - 208,000; Full time

Job summary

Amazon Web Services, Inc. is seeking a Senior Solutions Architect to partner with health systems, designing HIPAA-compliant cloud solutions that integrate with Epic and Cerner, while enabling AI-powered clinical workflows.

You will lead strategic engagements with CIOs/CMIOs, develop reference architectures, and drive adoption of Bedrock and SageMaker in regulated environments. You will travel to on-site workshops and executive briefings, shaping cloud strategy across 30+ accounts and

Qualifications

• 10+ years of IT development or implementation/consulting in software or Internet industries.

Responsibilities

• Lead customer-facing architecture discussions, whiteboarding sessions, and PoC builds with healthcare IT and clinical leadership.
• Design and implement HIPAA-compliant cloud architectures that integrate with EHR platforms (Epic, Cerner) and HL7/FHIR standards.
• Drive adoption of generative AI and ML services (Bedrock, SageMaker, HealthLake) in regulated clinical environments.
• Develop reusable reference architectures, technical proposals, and cost optimization strategies for healthcare workloads.
• Build and own strategic relationships with senior healthcare executives across 30+ accounts and influence pipeline.

Skills

Healthcare IT

Cloud architecture

GenAI in healthcare

HIPAA HL7 FHIR

Tools

Amazon Bedrock

SageMaker

HealthLake

EHR systems integration

Job description

Amazon Web Services, Inc. is seeking a Senior Solutions Architect to partner with health systems, designing HIPAA-compliant cloud solutions that integrate with Epic and Cerner, while enabling AI-powered clinical workflows.

You will lead strategic engagements with CIOs/CMIOs, develop reference architectures, and drive adoption of Bedrock and SageMaker in regulated environments. You will travel to on-site workshops and executive briefings, shaping cloud strategy across 30+ accounts and