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Enterprise Architect

Remote:

Full Remote

Contract:

Fixed term

Work from:

Canada

Offer summary

Qualifications:

Experience with cloud-native architecture, Proficiency in modular software design, Knowledge of microservices for scalability, Strong background in data governance, Familiarity with user-friendly UI/UX principles.

Key responsabilities:

Design lean and cost-effective architecture
Create modular, pluggable components
Ensure centralized orchestration for integration
Integrate with medical devices and data systems
Manage end-to-end data flow and validation

Workiy Inc. Information Technology & Services SME https://www.workiy.com/

11 - 50 Employees

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Job description

This is a remote position.

Digital Health Innovation (DHI) delivers provincial digital health strategies and business transformations by relentlessly focusing on the end user and the end-to-end health services journey for everyone in British Columbia. We concentrate on the design and delivery of digital health tools and platforms to support the ongoing evolution of a connected health system and digitally enabled health care. By collaborating with all provincial health sector partners, we ensure an equitable approach to addressing health sector priorities.

Service Required

Data Aggregation and Care Recommendations - Advanced analytics for personalized care.

Inclusive Patient and Caregiver Access - A platform for patients and caregivers to engage collaboratively.

Adaptive Learning and Research - AI-driven, continuously learning system for improved recommendations.

Collaborative Ecosystem - Enabling clinician, researcher, and tech expert collaboration.

Timely Information Updates - Regularly updated data for proactive care adjustments.

Chronic Condition Management - Long-term support for chronic health conditions.

Data Personalization - Big data analysis for tailored healthcare.

Wearable and Clinical Data Integration - Bridging wearable tech and clinical systems.

Proactive Health Management - Empowering users with actionable health insights.

Architecture Design - Lean, modular, future-proofed, and data-governed infrastructure.

Requirements

Lean and Cost-Effective Architecture

Use cloud-native, out-of-the-box features for cost efficiency.
Build only essential platform capabilities.

Modular Capability Model

Design with modular, pluggable components.
Ensure easy integration and minimal dependencies between components.

Future-Proofing and Scalability

Prepare for geographic and functional expansion.
Separate features and data for flexible scalability.
Use a microservices architecture for loose coupling.

Data Governance

Maintain a single "source of truth" for each data type.
Ensure ICP owns and manages the data.

Centralized Orchestration

Use a central orchestration layer for integration and aggregation tasks.

User-Friendly UI/UX

Provide a simple, effective interface for managing devices, profiles, and self-care.
Include operational and research data sources with strong analytics.

Optimal Design for Performance

Design components, API management, and infrastructure for high performance and low latency.

Data Systems Integration

Integrate with external medical devices, PHSA Active Directory, and the BC Pediatric Diabetes Registry (BCPDR).

End-to-End Data Flow Management

Support scheduled and on-demand data retrieval, storage, and processing.
Ensure data is formatted and stored consistently (e.g., in the Childhood Diabetes Data Hub).

De-Identification for Research