About this role
Care Lumen | Remote (US Only), Working EST Hours Employment Type: Full-time Employee Salary Range: $130,000 to $160,000 Role Summary This role leads the design and delivery of scalable data exchange across a broad set of systems and vendors. You’ll be an integration SME, advising clients on sound architecture and integration patterns, incorporating agentic logic where applicable. You will be an expert on healthcare interoperability standards (HL7 v2, FHIR, X12/EHI) and modern API-first patterns. Your expertise and advanced communication skills will influence a broad set of data owners and stakeholders who may have competing priorities, legacy constraints, and high governance needs. Success requires deep technical credibility and a proven track record of defining and evangelizing standards, driving alignment, building robust integrations, and enabling cross-team delivery. Own integration architecture and patterns: Define scalable, secure integration approaches (API-first, event-driven where appropriate, batch/streaming, canonical models) that balance near-term delivery with long-term supportability and scalability. Deliver end-to-end integrations: Lead integrations from discovery and requirements through build, test, go-live, and support; manage dependencies and risks across multiple systems and teams. Implement and guide APIs: Design and build APIs, define specifications, versioning, error handling, and documentation standards. Lead interoperability standards adoption: Drive implementation decisions and best practices for HL7 v2, FHIR, and X12 transactions; translate standards into pragmatic interface designs. Influence and evangelize: Partner with data owners, security, compliance, product, engineering, and client stakeholders to align on data sharing, definitions, governance, and timelines, especially when stakeholders are resistant to change. Technical discovery and client consultation: Run high-stakes discovery sessions and devise clear integration strategies, solution options, and trade-offs for technical and executive audiences. Operational excellence: Establish integration and data migration runbooks and observability practices for transaction logging, monitoring, alerting, and data reconciliation; drive root cause analysis and durable fixes for production issues. Quality and reliability: Define testing strategies and support UAT; ensure data accuracy, reliability, and continuity during migrations and steady-state operations. Cross-functional leadership: Represent integration status, risks, and recommendations to leadership; escalate blockers with options and clear asks; build repeatable playbooks and raise the technical bar.