Defines and maintains product requirements and defects, collaborates with development teams on issue resolution, validates solutions, creates and executes test cases, documents results, and analyzes requirement changes. The role requires healthcare integration expertise, including HL7, FHIR, XML, CDA, integration engines, data analysis, quality assurance, and adherence to security and networking policies. After-hours support may be required.
Classification: Contract
Contract Length: 12 months
Location: Nashville, TN
Position Summary:
The Product Analyst will define, document, and maintain product requirements and defects, ensuring quality standards are met throughout the development lifecycle.
Responsibilities:
- Gather, analyze, and document business and technical requirements.
- Collaborate with development teams to identify and resolve defects.
- Validate solutions to ensure they meet business objectives and compliance standards.
- Develop and execute test cases; document testing results.
- Act as liaison between stakeholders to facilitate requirement changes and impact analysis.
- Maintain deep knowledge of integration technologies and ensure adherence to security and networking policies.
Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or related field (required).
- 3+ years of experience in data and/or integration analysis (required).
- Proven experience in data analysis, integration, and quality assurance.
- Experience with HL7-related analysis tooling, such as HL7Spy.
- Understanding of Healthcare integration standards such as HL7, FHIR, XML, CDA.
- Direct experience with, and/or training in, healthcare-related integration engines such as Cloverleaf, BizTalk, Kafka, Mirth, etc.
- Strong documentation and communication skills.
- Problem-solving and critical thinking.
- Must be able to provide after-hours support as needed.
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