Technical Lead healthcare

As a Technical Architect, your role involves collaborating with business analysts and product owners to understand and validate business and functional requirements. You will be responsible for translating Business Requirement Documents (BRD) into Software Architecture Documents (SAD) and Technical Design Documents (TDD). Additionally, you will define high-level system architecture, design patterns, data flow diagrams, and component interactions. Identifying key system modules such as patient management, therapy scheduling, assessment tracking, billing, and reporting will also be part of your responsibilities. Your key responsibilities include architecting the system on JVM-based technologies like Java, Spring Boot, Hibernate, and JPA. You will define microservices architecture with scalable APIs for interoperability, preferably following HL7/FHIR standards for healthcare integration. It will be crucial for you to establish data models for clinical and administrative modules while ensuring adherence to security, compliance (HIPAA, GDPR), and performance standards. In terms of technical leadership and collaboration, you will lead the development team in implementing architecture and coding best practices. Conducting design and code reviews to ensure architectural consistency and code quality, mentoring developers, and guiding module leads through technical challenges will also be part of your role. Collaboration with QA, DevOps, and infrastructure teams to ensure continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) is essential for project success. As a Technical Architect, you will own and maintain architecture and technical documentation throughout the project lifecycle. This involves preparing detailed design specifications, deployment architecture diagrams, and integration interface contracts. Your participation in architecture governance and change management processes will contribute to the overall success of the project. Your focus will be on defining non-functional requirements (NFRs) for system performance, scalability, and reliability. Ensuring the system design supports modularity, fault tolerance, and extensibility will also be crucial. Implementing secure data access and role-based authorization mechanisms are essential aspects of your responsibilities. In summary, as a Technical Architect, you are the core product builder who transforms intent into working software that clinicians actually use.,