Solutions Architect, Healthcare Interoperability & FHIR

Take a Seat Tech; Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 103,000 - 124,000; Full time

Job summary

Take a Seat Tech is seeking a solutions architect to lead interoperability design across a US health technology platform and its provider and payer integrations.

You will design integration architecture using FHIR, HL7 v2, and API-based data exchange, lead technical discovery with provider and payer customers, and guide mapping standards, testing, and go-live support.

Qualifications

• Deep healthcare interoperability experience required.
• Experience leading architecture conversations with customer technical teams.
• Cloud experience and strong API design instincts.

Responsibilities

• Design integration architecture across FHIR, HL7 v2 and API exchange.
• Lead technical discovery with provider and payer customers.
• Set standards for mapping, terminology handling and testing.
• Support engineering through build, troubleshooting and go-live.

Skills

FHIR R4

HL7 v2

CDA

EHR integration

API design

Cloud platforms

Interoperability

Architectural leadership

Tools

Job description

This is a nine month W2 contract for a solutions architect leading interoperability design across a US health technology platform and its provider and payer integrations.

What you will do

• Design integration architecture across FHIR, HL7 v2 and API-based data exchange.
• Lead technical discovery with provider and payer customers and translate it into delivery-ready design.
• Set standards for mapping, terminology handling and integration testing.
• Support engineering through build, troubleshooting and customer go-live.

What we are looking for

• Deep healthcare interoperability experience: FHIR R4, HL7 v2, CDA and EHR integration patterns.
• Ability to lead architecture conversations with customer technical teams.
• Cloud platform experience and strong API design instincts.
• Available for a nine month W2 engagement, fully remote in the US.

Engagement

$75 to $90 per hour on W2, nine month initial engagement, fully remote within the United States.