A-TEK Inc.
Technical Engineer III
About this role
A-TEK is seeking a Technical Engineer III to lead Health IT modernization efforts while ensuring system integrity and security. This remote position requires expertise in enterprise architecture and substantial experience in systems integration to support federal clients effectively.
What you'll do
- Lead enterprise Health IT modernization initiatives.
- Evaluate solution architectures and system integrations.
- Support interoperability initiatives across governmental platforms.
- Review technical documentation and implementation plans.
- Identify technical risks and propose mitigation strategies.
- Collaborate with cybersecurity teams for compliance.
What they're looking for
- Enterprise systems engineering
- Systems integration
- Cloud technologies
- API development
- Healthcare interoperability standards
- Strong communication skills
- Technical documentation development
- Emerging technology evaluation
Benefits
- Competitive salary range of $145,000–$154,000
- Remote work opportunity
- Supportive work environment
- Opportunities for professional development
- Focus on employee welfare
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A-TEK Inc.
A-TEK Inc. provides technology solutions and system modernization services for federal clients, including audio-visual systems, health IT infrastructure, data analytics, and AI-powered applications. The company is hiring engineers across multiple disciplines—AV, health IT, data engineering, quality assurance, and AI solutions—to support enterprise-scale federal projects.
View all jobs at A-TEK Inc.Likely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience with enterprise Health IT modernization initiatives. What specific health IT systems or EHR platforms have you worked with, and what was your technical role?
- Describe a complex systems integration project you led. How did you ensure interoperability across different platforms, and what standards or frameworks did you apply?