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as our patients and the wider Hertfordshire community. In this high-profile role, you will be responsible for defining end-to-end clinical systems architecture on strategic and stand-alone digital projects. Working closely with clinical leads across the Trust, you will lead the design, specification, and delivery of … your recruitment process and beyond! Main duties of the job The Solutions Architect- EPR will be responsible for the delivery of the solution's architecture for key digital strategy programs (including, but not limited EPR, EPMA, LIMS.). Ability to visualise the big picture, anticipate longer-term requirements and … logical, and physical system architectures and specifications. Understand current technology landscape, business vision and define target architectures. Guide individual project teams on preparing required architecture, solution design documentation that meets expected standards and ensure project teams go through the architecture reviews successfully. Partner with program/project managers more »

us shares a strong will and passion to continuously aim for change, reinforcing our commitment to creating "an even better tomorrow" Role summary: The Data Engineer’s responsibilities include managing, maintaining and improving our data warehouse and BI reporting for Mitsubishi Electric UK and Ireland. You will be … responsible for reviewing, developing and testing architectures to enable data extraction from and to multiple systems. You will be working with the key business users to understand data needs, evaluating, and understanding data interfaces and looking at optimisation of the data warehouse and architecture. This includes … executing testing of any new developments or fixes and ensuring that data is collected, stored and made accessible for analysis. You will be responsible for maintaining and improving our UK branch wide data warehouse environment through resolving any data related issues and archiving based on business needs. more »