Senior HL7 and Interoperability Analyst

Mission + People + Culture:  With a corporate Mission to stop disease through technology, InductiveHealth is the market leader in software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions to public health agencies.  Our People come from all backgrounds and walks of life ranging from world class experts in epidemiology, informatics, and disease surveillance to engineers and product teams building high performance, modern solutions.  Mission + People are unified around a virtual first Culture centered around teamwork, relentless focus on client outcomes, and individual accountability. Why work at InductiveHealth? 1. Motivation: We value initiative-takers and self-starters who want to contribute to the success of our Team and client outcomes. 2. Curiosity: Seeking to understand and comprehend is critical - we expect and encourage questions to master job duties and grow professionally. 3. Organization: We are a Team. This means we hold each other accountable and have high expectations for performance and outcomes. 4. Feedback: "Open and honest" is part of our corporate values that builds a culture of professional growth to support client success. 5. Impact: Your individual contributions will stop the spread of disease and improve individual, community, and population health outcomes. The Senior HL7 and Interoperability Subject Matter Expert is the organization’s technical and functional authority for public health interoperability, with primary responsibility for HL7 v2 immunization messaging and growing responsibility for FHIR-based exchange. This role supports product development, client delivery, implementation, production troubleshooting, testing, architecture discussions, documentation, and strategic interoperability initiatives.   Acting as a bridge across product, engineering, quality, architecture, implementation, client-facing teams, and industry standards groups, this role translates complex HL7, FHIR, CDC, and jurisdiction requirements into practical application behavior. The SME helps ensure interoperability capabilities align with implementation guides, jurisdiction needs, responsible AI practices, and real-world Immunization Information System (IIS) workflows.