Enterprise Application Architect - Telehealth Platform

About the role

evisit is looking for a strategic Enterprise Application Architect to bridge its business objectives and technical execution within its Telehealth platform. Working remotely, the role documents the current technical landscape, designs resilient future-state architectures and drives the technical strategy needed to achieve and maintain FedRAMP certification. It acts as a technical north star for engineering teams, enforcing codebase branching and release management so commercial and government offerings coexist without accumulating technical debt.

Key responsibilities

• Document the current architecture and draft comprehensive future-state target architectures.
• Lead FedRAMP authorization: define system boundaries, mandate compliant components (e.g. FIPS 140-2/3 cryptography) and lead remediation of audit findings and POA&Ms.
• Design and enforce a sustainable branching, merging and release strategy across commercial and government environments, with feature toggling and strict FedRAMP isolation.
• Lay the groundwork for AI/ML integrations and align technology roadmaps with business goals.
• Manage technology roadmapping, lifecycle management and technical debt, and run buy-vs-build analyses and vendor evaluations.
• Architect scalable, low-latency video and telephony integrations, guide the microservices-to-monolith transition, define API strategy and governance, and oversee data modelling.
• Translate FedRAMP, DoD SRG, HIPAA, GDPR and CCPA requirements into testable engineering patterns, and promote Zero-Trust and IAM strategies.
• Integrate architecture into Agile and SAFe workflows, align with CI/CD pipelines for commercial and GovCloud deployments, lead PoCs and take part in disaster recovery planning.
• Mentor senior developers and tech leads and explain technical trade-offs to executives.

Required profile

• 8+ years of software engineering experience, including at least 3+ years in an enterprise architectural role.
• Proven hands-on experience architecting software for FedRAMP authorization, including AWS GovCloud or Azure Government.
• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
• Exceptional verbal and written communication, with a track record of influencing executive leadership.

Required skills

• Cloud architectures (AWS/Azure/GCP), API gateways and microservices.
• Complex source control management for parallel release tracks and modern deployment pipelines.
• Video/telephony integrations and data models in a Ruby on Rails environment.
• Familiarity with AI/ML and LLM integrations is a strong plus.