Jobs at Brown University Health

Manages a cloud services team and oversees cloud strategy, infrastructure deployment, architecture, optimization, security, compliance, documentation, and disaster recovery. Leads cloud engineers, coordinates cross-functional cloud projects, ensures reliable and scalable environments, controls costs, maintains standards and procedures, and drives innovation. Supervises up to 15 employees while aligning cloud operations with organizational and business objectives.

Analyze, design, program, test, implement and support application software and system interfaces (notably Epic and lab integrations). Lead projects, train and supervise staff, develop specifications and documentation, evaluate vendor products, coordinate installations, and maintain system improvements and quality assurance.

Designs, implements, and maintains secure, scalable public and private cloud infrastructure. Responsibilities include cloud architecture, performance and cost optimization, troubleshooting, automation, security policy enforcement, disaster recovery, documentation, project leadership, and mentoring junior engineers. Collaborates with development, operations, and security teams to deliver reliable cloud solutions in an enterprise healthcare environment.

EHRI Engineer II role at Brown University Health, working remotely from Rhode Island during weekday daytime hours. The provided description does not include specific responsibilities, required qualifications, technologies, travel expectations, or security clearance requirements. The position offers an annual salary range of $90,729.60 to $149,697.60.

Lead enterprise security architecture across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Develop and govern reference architectures, perform architecture reviews, drive remediation, and define security standards for identity, network segmentation, data protection, monitoring, CI/CD, and AI platforms. Partner with engineering teams, support incident response and audits, and ensure secure integration of acquisitions and research/AI workloads.