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Senior Technical Implementation Architect, Interoperability
Jobgether
LocationUS
EmploymentFull-time
Posted2026-08-26T04:51:21.251000+00:00
Last observed2026-08-26 21:51:40.410433
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This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Senior Technical Implementation Architect, Interoperability based in the United States. This is a senior, hands-on technical role focused on delivering complex healthcare interoperability implementations for strategic customers. You will serve as the primary technical owner, guiding integration planning from discovery through successful delivery. The role combines enterprise architecture, healthcare data standards, APIs, identity, authentication, and customer data exchange. You will work directly with customer technical leaders, implementation partners, vendors, and internal Product, Engineering, Security, and Data teams. A key part of the role is translating complex requirements into practical, scalable implementation strategies while managing technical risks and dependencies. You will also help develop reusable integration patterns, documentation, automation, and technical tooling that improve future implementations. This is an opportunity to shape how technology enables better coordination across healthcare and social service ecosystems. Serve as the primary technical owner for strategic customer implementations, leading interoperability planning and technical execution from initial discovery through delivery and launch. Evaluate technical feasibility, architectural tradeoffs, system boundaries, dependencies, and integration responsibilities to recommend practical implementation approaches. Lead technical discovery sessions, interoperability workshops, and implementation planning with customer technical teams, partners, vendors, and internal stakeholders. Design and guide integrations involving REST APIs, FHIR, healthcare data exchange, identity, authentication, and enterprise integration patterns. Analyze technical artifacts such as API specifications, FHIR Implementation Guides, JSON payloads, application logs, authentication workflows, customer data structures, and integration workflows to troubleshoot issues and guide technical decisions. Translate complex business and technical requirements into clear implementation strategies, identifying risks, dependencies, integration patterns, and the internal expertise required for successful delivery. Coordinate cross-functional technical stakeholders and determine when Product, Engineering, Security, Data, or other teams need to be engaged. Navigate complex customer technology ecosystems and drive alignment between customer objectives, platform capabilities, technical constraints, interoperability standards, and delivery timelines. Develop and maintain implementation documentation, technical recommendations, interoperability guidance, customer-facing materials, and reusable reference resources. Identify opportunities to improve delivery through automation, reusable technical patterns, lightweight utilities, AI-assisted workflows, and improved integration standards. Share customer implementation feedback and technical recommendations with Product and Engineering to strengthen interoperability capabilities and future customer outcomes. Requirements 5+ years of experience leading customer-facing technical implementations, enterprise integrations, interoperability initiatives, or technical solution delivery. Demonstrated experience acting as a primary technical owner for enterprise interoperability implementations and independently evaluating technical approaches and tradeoffs. Strong understanding of healthcare interoperability and enterprise integration technologies, including REST APIs, HL7 FHIR, SMART on FHIR, US Core, FHIR Implementation Guides, HL7v2, identity and authentication protocols, and enterprise integration patterns. Ability to interpret API specifications, engineering documentation, FHIR resources, authentication workflows, application logs, JSON payloads, customer data structures, and technical architecture artifacts. Strong systems-thin
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