FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Lead Enterprise Architect?
The primary responsibility of the Lead Enterprise Architect is to drive the architectural design of complex enterprise-wide applications, ensuring scalability and efficient integration across various high-value use cases in Digital Transformation.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Business Administration, or Health Administration is required. A Master’s degree in a related health field is preferred.
How many years of experience are needed for this role?
A minimum of 10 years of experience in leading technology-intensive programs with hands-on experience in specialized healthcare-related computers and software is required.
What skills are essential for a successful Lead Enterprise Architect?
Essential skills include deep knowledge of current and emerging information processing technology, web-based development technologies, superior written and presentation skills, proven analytical abilities, and strong interpersonal skills.
Will the Enterprise Architect work with third-party vendors?
Yes, the Enterprise Architect will review and consult on third-party vendor products for technical, architectural, and technological soundness during the vendor and product purchasing process.
What kind of teams will the Lead Enterprise Architect collaborate with?
The Lead Enterprise Architect will work closely with cross-functional teams, including developers, system administrators, project managers, and security teams to ensure seamless interoperability and compliance with regulatory requirements.
What regulations must the Enterprise Architect ensure compliance with?
The Enterprise Architect must ensure compliance with HIPAA and other critical regulatory requirements.
What is the hiring salary range for this position?
The hiring range for the Lead Enterprise Architect position is between $111,779 and $212,513.
What are some key responsibilities related to integration?
Key responsibilities include leading the integration of complex enterprise-wide applications, creating overall technical strategies, selecting appropriate development environments, and conducting code reviews.
Will there be opportunities to keep up with industry trends?
Yes, the Lead Enterprise Architect is expected to keep abreast of current trends, emerging technologies, and best practices in the healthcare/IT industries to continually enhance the organization's technology landscape.