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Spectraforce seeks a Solutions Architect to design and implement scalable technology solutions for enterprise and healthcare environments, ensuring alignment with architecture guidelines and secure, maintainable systems. You will drive integration with EHR systems and medical devices, while modernizing legacy components and establishing repeatable upgrade processes across hospitals.
The role emphasizes agile collaboration with stakeholders, vendors, and clinical teams to deliver robust platforms
The Solutions Architect is responsible for strategically designing and implementing medium to highly complex technology solutions that align with enterprise and domain architecture guidelines. This role plays a critical part in ensuring scalable, secure, and maintainable systems that meet business needs.
This role will involve supporting a wide range of applications, with a strong focus on the Staff League program at Ascension.
The position includes responsibilities around integration with EHR systems to ensure smooth data flow and accurate functionality.
A key part of the work will be updating and managing medical devices such as physiological monitors and ventilators.
The candidate will be responsible for handling life cycle management activities, ensuring systems and devices are maintained and updated throughout their use.
The role also involves addressing older equipment and applications, identifying what needs replacement, and supporting the transition to newer systems.
Looking for a true architect who can define and establish standards and repeatable processes for how medical equipment upgrades will be carried out.
The architect will focus on creating a solid standard process that can be applied consistently across hospitals.
Needs to understand that every hospital may have its own nuances and differences that require adjustments.
Should be able to build a strong framework while also being flexible enough to make tweaks when needed.
Must take an agile approach—start with a good standard process, then continuously adapt and refine it as upgrades are executed.