Solution Architect

Solution Architect Back to All Jobs [social_share] Our client requires two Solution Architects with extensive experience in medical imaging technology solutions involved in day-to-day technical and business work, including hands-on experience with provincially scaled Vendor Neutral Archive (VNA) design and implementation. Work is hybrid with up to 3 days a week onsite at client location in Toronto, ON. Toronto, Ontario (Hybrid) Responsibilities Duties: Lead the definition and validation of enterprise-level architecture for the Provincial Enterprise Imaging ecosystem, including EI-VNA, Enterprise Imaging Viewer (EI-V), and the single Provincial Medical Imaging Repository, ensuring alignment with provincial standards and clinical workflows. Develop and oversee technical implementation plans, including architecture, infrastructure, integration pathways, networking, security, and data flows, to support scalable and secure enterprise imaging solutions. Support procurement and contract negotiations by validating technical requirements, solution design, and architectural alignment for enterprise imaging vendors. Establish and document standards for application interfaces, middleware, databases, and system interactions across distributed environments, ensuring performance, reliability, and interoperability. Mandatory Requirements Public Sector experience 10+ years’ experience as a Solution Architect in medical imaging technology solutions involved in day-to-day technical and business work, including hands-on experience with provincially scaled Vendor Neutral Archive (VNA) design and implementation. 10+ years’ demonstrated expertise in PACS, DICOM Standards and HL7 interoperability standards Experience working in the public/private sector, preferably in a health care setting. Knowledge of the broader Ontario health care sector IT systems to ensure product dependencies are identified and managed. Knowledge of Architectural disciplines such as Business, Application, Information, Infrastructure, Privacy and/or Security. Knowledge of service management, control, and architecture frameworks such as Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL), Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK), Control Objectives for Information and Related Technologies (COBIT), Zachman, TOGAF, Rational, and/or Agile. Strong understanding of the Medical Imaging vendor landscape and how vendors operate within Integrated Community Health Services Centres (ICHSCs), including applicable ICHSC regulations. Knowledge of legislative boundaries and privacy regulations unique to Ontario and Canada. Knowledge of patient safety considerations. Desirable Requirements Ability to understand disparate health IT systems’ place in Ontario’s health system and compare and contrast solutions and patterns to recommend/propose efficient and effective architectures and solutions pertinent to modernization of medical imaging assets in the province Ability to interpret and apply health information management principles to digital health care systems, specifically medical imaging technologies, and to leverage health care interoperability standards such as HL7 V2, or FHIR in development of architecture solutions. Ability to interpret and apply IT privacy and security standards, principles and regulations applicable to the health care sector (such as FIPPA, PHIPA) in development of architecture solutions. Ability to define requirements for, execute, and participate in public sector fair procurement processes. Problem solving and analytical skills to create strategies to mitigate various types of business, privacy, security, and financial risks; identify gaps and opportunities within domains, sectors and/or solutions, and drive improvement and efficiency. Strong communication skills to facilitate, negotiate, and communicate, both orally and in writing, in support of internal and external partner engagement at the local, provincial level delivering presentation material, designing documents for both technical and non-technical audiences and to drive to consensus between internal stakeholders with conflicting goals and priorities. Ability to work at a high level of autonomy in setting objectives based on minimal direction from management. Ability to stay abreast of provincial, national and international business, technology, architecture and solution design trends. Work collaboratively: with internal and external stakeholders to understand Integration needs across Ontario Health and the broader health sector with other domain Architects as well as privacy, security and policy areas as required with solution vendors and/or development groups to ensure solutions conform to integration architecture with external organizations (e.g.: Ministry of Health, Canada Health Infoway, etc.) to ensure alignment