Senior Interface Engineer - Healthcare Interoperability
University of Texas
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Job summary
The University of Texas at Austin’s Dell Medical School seeks a Lead Interface Engineer to guide enterprise interoperability across Epic, data, and third‑party systems. You will translate EDIA strategy into executable technical plans, mentor engineers, and drive cross‑functional initiatives to improve data flow and patient care.
You will lead design, implementation, and production support of complex Epic HL7, API, and file‑based interfaces, while collaborating with Cybersecurity, Compliance, and
Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Engineering, Health Informatics, or a related field.
- Epic Bridges certification or equivalent health IT credential is preferred.
- At least 4 years in healthcare interoperability, interface development, or related enterprise technology work.
- Experience designing, developing, testing, implementing, and supporting complex healthcare interfaces in production.
- Experience leading technical workstreams and cross-functional technical initiatives.
Responsibilities
- Lead enterprise interoperability execution and architectural decisions.
- Design, develop, test, and support Epic HL7, API, and file-based interfaces.
- Mentor engineers and promote reusable engineering standards.
- Coordinate with Epic, Security, Data/Analytics, and vendor teams to resolve dependencies and delivery risks.
- Ensure production readiness, monitoring, and incident response for interfaces.
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Job description
The University of Texas at Austin’s Dell Medical School seeks a Lead Interface Engineer to guide enterprise interoperability across Epic, data, and third‑party systems. You will translate EDIA strategy into executable technical plans, mentor engineers, and drive cross‑functional initiatives to improve data flow and patient care.
You will lead design, implementation, and production support of complex Epic HL7, API, and file‑based interfaces, while collaborating with Cybersecurity, Compliance, and
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