UiPath Solution Architect

Genzeon, an AI and automation company with deep engineering and data expertise, dedicated to serving the healthcare and retail industries. Our platform solutions – including HIP One, CompliancePro Solutions, and Patient Engagement Solutions – empower organizations to scale innovation and transform outcomes.

Genzeon is a global community of innovators and problem-solvers, with a culture built on inclusion, flexibility, and purpose-driven work. With four global delivery centers, we support providers, payers, Healthtech, and retail organizations worldwide.

Genzeon has an exciting opening for UiPath Solution Architect to join our dynamic team.

UiPath Solution Architect

Healthcare Provider | Epic Systems | Intelligent Automation United States | Full-Time | Principal / Staff Level

Position Summary

We are seeking an exceptional UiPath Solution Architect to serve as the highest technical authority within our Intelligent Automation Center of Excellence (CoE). This is a principal-level, cross-functional role that sits at the intersection of enterprise architecture, healthcare provider operations, and intelligent automation strategy. You will own the end-to-end technical vision for how automation is designed, governed, integrated, and scaled across the organization.

Your exposure to Epic EHR systems and provider-side healthcare workflows — combined with mastery of the UiPath platform stack and enterprise integration patterns — will enable you to make definitive technology decisions that developers, project managers, business analysts, and IT leadership can trust. You are the person everyone turns to when the solution is complex, the stakes are high, and the answer is not obvious.

Beyond individual solutions, you will shape the CoE''s architecture standards, platform governance model, security and compliance framework, and long-range automation roadmap — ensuring that every bot built today can be sustained, extended, and trusted tomorrow. All architecture decisions must align with HIPAA/HITECH, 21 CFR Part 11 (where

applicable), HITRUST, Joint Commission standards, and the organization''s IT security and data governance policies.

Automation Architecture Landscape

The Solution Architect is accountable for technical decisions across all layers of the automation architecture:

Uipath Platform — Architectural Command

The Solution Architect commands the full breadth of the UiPath platform and adjacent technologies at a design and governance level:

• UiPath Orchestrator (Cloud & On-Prem)
• UiPath Studio / StudioX / Studio Web
• UiPath Test Suite & CI/CD Integration
• Document Understanding (DU) Pipeline
• Process Mining & Task Mining
• UiPath Integration Service
• UiPath Automation Hub (Governance)
• Attended, Unattended & Hybrid Robots
• REST / SOAP / GraphQL API Design
• Azure / AWS / Google Cloud Platform Cloud Architecture
• HL7 FHIR R4 / Interconnect / Smartsheet
• SQL / NoSQL / Data Lake Patterns
• Citrix / VDI / Computer Vision Automation
• VB.NET, C#, Python Architecture
• ITIL / ITSM / Change Management
• GenAI / LLM Integration Patterns

Epic & Healthcare Provider — Domain Exposure

The Solution Architect brings meaningful exposure to Epic EHR and provider healthcare operations — sufficient to make authoritative architectural decisions about automation integration across these environments:

• Epic FHIR R4 / Interconnect APIs
• Epic Chronicles / Cache Architecture
• Epic Cogito / Reporting Workbench
• Epic MyChart (Patient Portal)
• Epic Prelude / Grand Central (ADT)
• Epic OpTime (OR / Surgical)
• Epic Radiant (Radiology)
• Epic ClinDoc / Nursing Documentation
• Epic Resolute Professional Billing
• Epic Resolute Hospital Billing
• Epic Willow (Pharmacy)
• Epic Care Everywhere (HIE)
• Provider RCM: Charge-to-Remittance
• Prior Authorization Workflow Architecture
• HL7 ADT / ORU / ORM Message Design

Key Responsibilities

Enterprise Automation Architecture

• Own the end-to-end technical architecture of the organization''s intelligent automation ecosystem — from platform infrastructure and Orchestrator topology through integration patterns, security controls, and AI/ML service design.
• Define and govern the automation reference architecture: standard frameworks, integration blueprints, data handling patterns, and environment topology for all UiPath deployments.
• Design multi-tenant Orchestrator environments with appropriate folder hierarchies, robot provisioning models, asset/credential governance, and high-availability configurations.
• Architect hybrid automation solutions that combine UiPath UI automation, API-first integration (Epic FHIR/Interconnect, payer APIs), structured data extraction (Clarity/Caboodle), and AI/ML-powered processing.
• Evaluate and recommend the optimal automation approach for each use case — UI automation, API integration, Document Understanding, AI Center ML models, or GenAI/LLM augmentation — based on resilience, maintainability, and total cost of ownership.
• Lead technical due diligence for new automation platforms, vendor integrations, and CoE technology investments; produce architecture decision records (ADRs) with rationale, trade-offs, and risk.

Epic EHR Integration Architecture

• Design authoritative integration patterns between UiPath and Epic — selecting among UI automation, FHIR R4/Interconnect REST APIs, Chronicles data extracts, Clarity/Caboodle EDW queries, Cogito reporting outputs, and HL7 v2.x messaging based on stability, data freshness, and upgrade resilience.
• Architect Epic FHIR R4 API integration workflows: defining OAuth 2.0 / SMART on FHIR authentication patterns, resource selection (Patient, Encounter, Observation, Claim, Coverage, etc.), pagination handling, and error/retry strategies.
• Design upgrade-resilient automation that minimizes impact when Epic environments move to new releases — through API-first approaches, selector abstraction layers, and configuration-driven UI element management.
• Advise clinical informatics and Epic analyst teams on automation feasibility, integration risk, and configuration dependencies during Epic upgrade planning and new module rollouts.
• Establish governance protocols for Epic test environment access, robot credentialing in Epic, and Epic-specific data masking requirements for non-production automation testing.
• Design automation architecture for complex provider RCM workflows — from charge capture and claim scrubbing through payer API-based prior authorization, eligibility verification, remittance processing, and denial management — including multi-system orchestration patterns.

CoE Governance & Standards

• Establish and own the CoE''s technical governance framework: coding standards, design pattern library, reusable component catalogue, documentation requirements, and peer review processes.
• Define the automation solution classification model — categorizing automations by complexity, risk, PHI exposure, and integration depth — and prescribe the appropriate architecture pattern and review gates for each category.
• Chair or co-chair the Automation Architecture Review Board (ARB): reviewing and approving all new solution designs above a defined complexity threshold before development begins.
• Author and maintain the CoE''s technical reference documentation: architecture blueprints, integration patterns, security controls catalogue, and onboarding guides for new senior developers.
• Define and govern the CI/CD pipeline standard for UiPath — including Git branching strategy, automated testing gates (UiPath Test Suite), package promotion workflows, and rollback procedures.
• Establish the CoE''s reusable component library strategy: defining scope, versioning, ownership, testing requirements, and deprecation policies for shared libraries used across the development team.

Security, Compliance & Risk Architecture

• Own the security architecture for all automation solutions — designing PHI data-handling patterns, role-based credential management (Orchestrator Asset Store / CyberArk), audit logging strategies, and network segmentation requirements.
• Lead HIPAA Security Rule compliance design for automation: ensuring bots operate under least-privilege principles, PHI in transit and at rest is appropriately encrypted, and audit trails satisfy breach investigation requirements.
• Architect validation and testing frameworks for 21 CFR Part 11-regulated automation environments — including IQ/OQ/PQ documentation standards, audit trail design, and electronic signature controls where applicable.
• Drive HITRUST CSF and SOC 2 control mapping for the automation platform — partnering with Information Security, Compliance, and Internal Audit to satisfy control requirements and support certification activities.
• Lead threat modeling and security architecture review for new automation integrations — especially those connecting to payer portals, external clearinghouses, or patient-facing systems.
• Define and enforce data residency, data retention, and data minimization requirements for automation workflows that process PHI or PII.

AI, ML & Intelligent Automation Strategy

• Architect the organization''s intelligent automation roadmap: defining how UiPath Document Understanding, AI Center, Process Mining, and GenAI/LLM capabilities integrate with the core RPA platform to create end-to-end intelligent workflows.
• Design Document Understanding pipelines for healthcare document types — EOBs, remittance files, prior authorization letters, clinical notes, lab reports, referral documents, and UB-04/CMS-1500 claim forms — including ML model training, validation, and retraining governance.
• Evaluate and architect AI Center ML model lifecycle management: model versioning, performance monitoring, drift detection, and retraining triggers for production healthcare automation use cases.
• Assess the applicability of GenAI and LLM integration (UiPath Autopilot, Azure OpenAI, custom LLM APIs) to healthcare automation use cases — with particular attention to PHI handling, hallucination risk, and regulatory compliance.
• Lead Process Mining and Task Mining initiatives to discover, prioritize, and continuously monitor automation opportunities across clinical and operational workflows.

Technical Leadership & Thought Leadership

• Serve as the top technical escalation point for the CoE — resolving complex architectural problems, production incidents involving systemic root causes, and cross-system integration failures that senior developers cannot resolve.
• Partner with VP/Director-level stakeholders to translate automation capabilities into strategic roadmaps, business value narratives, and technology investment proposals.
• Represent the automation CoE in enterprise architecture forums, IT governance bodies, and vendor executive briefings — articulating the automation platform strategy and its alignment with organizational goals.
• Mentor and develop senior and principal-level RPA developers — guiding architectural thinking, reviewing designs, and creating a culture of engineering excellence within the CoE.
• Track UiPath platform evolution, Epic API roadmap developments, emerging healthcare interoperability standards (TEFCA, Da Vinci FHIR IGs), and AI/ML advances — synthesizing these into actionable recommendations for the organization.
• Publish internal architecture white papers, decision records, and technology assessments; present at internal knowledge sessions and, where appropriate, at external healthcare IT and automation conferences.

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor''s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Health Informatics, Enterprise Architecture, or a related field; Master''s degree preferred.
• 7+ years of hands-on UiPath RPA experience, including at least 3 years in a solution architect, principal developer, or technical lead capacity overseeing enterprise-scale automation programs.
• Demonstrated experience designing automation architectures in a healthcare provider environment — hospital, academic medical center, integrated delivery network (IDN), or large physician group.
• Working exposure to Epic EHR systems and provider workflows — sufficient to make authoritative technical decisions about automation integration across clinical, scheduling, HIM, and revenue cycle domains.
• Expert-level command of UiPath Orchestrator, REFramework, and at least three of: Document Understanding, AI Center, Integration Service, Process Mining, Test Suite, or UiPath Automation Hub.
• Experience designing enterprise integration patterns — REST/SOAP API architecture, message queue patterns, event-driven automation, and middleware/ESB design in healthcare contexts.
• Proven ability to design HIPAA-compliant automation architectures — including PHI handling, audit logging, credential management, and security control design.
• Strong background in DevOps / CI/CD for automation: Git, Azure DevOps, automated testing pipelines, environment promotion, and release governance.
• Experience leading architecture review boards, producing architecture decision records (ADRs), and authoring technical standards documentation.
• Exceptional communication skills: able to present complex architectural concepts to both C-suite executives and engineering teams with equal clarity.
• Must be authorized to work in the United States.

Preferred Qualifications

• UiPath Certified Solution Architect — strongly preferred.
• UiPath Certified Advanced RPA Developer (UiARD).
• TOGAF 9/10 or equivalent enterprise architecture framework certification.
• Experience designing Epic FHIR R4 / Interconnect API integrations, including OAuth 2.0 / SMART on FHIR authentication, resource modeling, and bulk data access patterns.
• Direct experience with Epic Clarity/Caboodle EDW as a structured data source in enterprise automation and analytics workflows.
• HITRUST CSF Practitioner, CISSP, or equivalent healthcare security certification.
• Experience designing automation validation frameworks for 21 CFR Part 11-regulated environments.
• Familiarity with TEFCA / Da Vinci FHIR Implementation Guides and their implications for provider-payer data exchange automation.
• Experience integrating GenAI / LLM capabilities (Azure OpenAI, UiPath Autopilot) into production healthcare automation workflows, including PHI-safe prompt design.
• AWS / Azure / Google Cloud Platform Solutions Architect certification relevant to cloud-native UiPath Orchestrator deployments.
• Six Sigma Black Belt, Lean Healthcare, or equivalent process excellence certification.
• Prior clinical or health IT background (Epic analyst, clinical informatics, HIM leadership, nursing informatics) is a compelling differentiator.
• Published work, conference presentations, or open-source contributions in healthcare automation, RPA, or health IT interoperability.