Consulting Technical Director (Enterprise Architect)

Oracle•United States,

5d•$126,200 - $264,100

About The Position

Oracle Health Government Services is seeking an experienced Enterprise Architect to lead the tactical design and delivery of enterprise health IT architecture across large-scale federal healthcare environments. The role develops and governs technical architectures integrating EHR systems, HIE platforms, cloud technologies, security frameworks, data exchange capabilities, and supporting infrastructure to enable interoperability, scalability, security, and operational sustainability. The architect assesses current environments, defines future-state strategies, and translates modernization objectives into roadmaps, system blueprints, standards, and technical guidance that support care delivery and enterprise transformation. The role operates as a technical and professional leader, combining industry best practices, product knowledge, and business acumen to address customer needs. It leads experienced consulting teams on challenging projects, advises customer leadership, resolves complex escalations, supports business development through subject-matter expertise, and helps shape end-to-end enterprise solutions and new solution sets. Required travel is up to 25%. U.S. citizenship is required, along with the ability to obtain and maintain a government security clearance.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree and at least 8 years of enterprise architecture experience.
Experience supporting federal, healthcare, or large enterprise technology environments.
Experience designing enterprise architecture for EHR systems, HIE platforms, health data exchange, and supporting infrastructure.
Familiarity with FHIR, HL7, cloud technologies, zero-trust security principles, and federal enterprise architecture standards.
Experience creating architecture roadmaps, system blueprints, technical design documentation, standards, and governance artifacts.
Experience leading technical design reviews and advising senior stakeholders on architecture trade-offs, modernization strategies, and integration decisions.
U.S. citizenship.
Ability to obtain and maintain a government security clearance.
Willingness to travel up to 25%.

Nice To Haves

Previous federal architecture experience.

Responsibilities

Lead tactical architecture design for enterprise health IT environments across EHR, HIE, cloud, data exchange, security, and supporting infrastructure.
Develop and govern technical architectures aligned with federal enterprise standards and supporting interoperability, scalability, security, and operational sustainability.
Assess current-state environments and define future-state roadmaps, system blueprints, transition approaches, and technical guidance for modernization programs.
Shape modernization strategies incorporating cloud technologies, zero-trust security principles, and data exchange standards such as FHIR and HL7.
Translate business, clinical, and modernization objectives into architecture strategies, standards, patterns, and decision recommendations.
Partner with clinical, technical, operational, compliance, security, and executive stakeholders to ensure architecture decisions support delivery goals and long-term transformation.
Lead architecture reviews, technical design forums, and governance discussions to de-risk delivery and promote consistent implementation across portfolios.
Maintain architecture documentation, connectivity submissions, reference models, standards, principles, and governance artifacts.
Advise on modernization trade-offs, integration strategies, technical dependencies, investment planning, and innovation opportunities.
Promote architecture decisions that advance digital equity, improve care delivery, strengthen operational resilience, and support sustainable federal healthcare transformation.
Analyze business needs to help ensure Oracle solutions meet customer objectives, using industry best practices, product knowledge, and business acumen.
Recommend and justify Oracle product enhancements for complex customer needs; develop methods, techniques, and evaluation criteria to deliver functional and technical expertise.
Lead experienced consulting teams on challenging projects and significant, unique issues.
Influence difficult customer leadership decisions as a thought leader and trusted advisor.
Enable business development efforts by providing subject-matter expertise.
Resolve very complex customer escalations and drive customer process direction and decisions through domain leadership.
Create solution sets based on industry needs, market demands, and competitive product knowledge.