About the Role: Mirth Conversion Engineer - Remote
Contract
Remote
Overview:
ABOUT THE COMPANY
Our client is a leading healthcare technology organization developing innovative software that helps healthcare organizations simplify complex financial and administrative processes.
Operating within a highly connected healthcare ecosystem, their technology supports critical business workflows at significant scale. Reliability, accuracy, and continuous innovation are essential to the way they operate, and they continue to invest in modern technologies and platforms that create a more scalable and efficient healthcare experience.
ABOUT THE PROJECT
Our client is preparing to launch a major modernization initiative within a mission-critical enterprise integration environment supporting hundreds of healthcare workflows.
As part of this initiative, a dedicated engineering team will migrate a large portfolio of existing integration pipelines to Mirth Connect, rebuilding transformation logic, channel configurations, and customer-specific integrations while maintaining the integrity of complex healthcare data exchanges.
This is a substantial, multi-month migration spanning a high volume of inbound, outbound, and file-based integrations, giving the project team exposure to a wide range of technologies, integration patterns, and technical challenges.
ABOUT THE ROLE
We're looking for Mirth Conversion Engineers who enjoy hands-on development, solving integration challenges, and seeing tangible progress from the work they build.
You'll be part of the core engineering team responsible for translating existing interfaces, transformation logic, customer-specific configurations, and channel behavior into Mirth Connect.
Rather than maintaining the same handful of interfaces, you'll work across a broad and technically diverse integration environment and play a direct role in moving a major enterprise modernization forward.
WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING
WHY YOU'LL BE A GREAT FIT
You'll be a great fit if you:
Healthcare integration experience and previous involvement in large-scale interface conversion or migration initiatives will be especially valuable.