IT Architect

Adventist Health•Roseville, CA

About The Position

The IT Architect coordinates project design and implementation activities to ensure compliance with the system architecture plan. The role provides system environment and domain planning and management, and expertise and oversight for integrated application design. It drives system validation and establishes testing guidelines for all testing levels. The IT Architect also establishes and manages project change control procedures and analyzes system updates and migrations for acceptance into the production system. This position coordinates technical solution implementation and complex integration projects in a team environment, using established project management techniques, design standards, documentation practices, and change and release management procedures. It supports integration solutions from project planning through testing, installation, go-live, and transition to production support.

Requirements

Associate’s or technical degree in computer science, nursing, or an equivalent combination of education and related experience is required.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree preferred.
Three years of technical experience preferred.
Project management experience preferred.
Clinical licensure in the state of practice preferred.
Clinical software certification preferred.
Project Management Professional certification preferred.

Responsibilities

Coordinate and manage technical solution implementation in a team environment.
Schedule and participate in project-related meetings.
Use established project management techniques to coordinate complex integration projects.
Plan projects and meet established timelines.
Ensure meetings are recorded and tasks are assigned.
Use collaborative file-share workspaces.
Track and resolve issues.
Produce template-driven project documents.
Collect, track, and report hours consumed by major project phases.
Coordinate specification discussions with project participants.
Complete template-driven process specifications and integration diagrams with project-specific details.
Apply established standards for systems design, documentation, distribution, and support.
Comply with established change management and release management practices.
Support creation of the integration support matrix and ensure application integration components are supported by application-owner resources.
Coordinate resources responsible for configuration and solution-component development.
Execute testing according to established checklist guidelines.
Participate in installation of Integration team solutions.
Help identify, document, and resolve go-live and production issues.
Support transition of integration solutions from project work to production support.
Perform other job-related duties as assigned.