DevSecOps Cloud Engineer, Houston, Texas; Hybrid

Healthconnect Texas is actively seeking a Dev Sec Ops  Cloud Engineer to join the Platform Engineering team. This role will actively work with with participants, vendors, and in-house teams, to support platform engineering and IT services.

The candidate will be a member of an agile team that values quality and collaboration. As a member of the team, the candidate will interact with stakeholders of the business, including customers, management, vendors, and non-technical staff.

• Microsoft 365 administration
• Hardware provisioning (laptops, monitors, switch and router)
• Monitor and maintain office network appliances (switch, router and security devices), and virtual appliances
• Perform cloud, network and endpoint remediation as directed
• Manage HIPAA Compliance training

• 3-5 years of experience in Desktop Support or System Admin role
• Knowledge and experience with Microsoft Azure, specifically:
  • Virtual machines
  • Hybrid connectivity, VPN gateways
  • Application gateways
  • Alerts and monitoring
  • Storage management
  • Container Architecture
  • Azure Kubernetes Service
• Experience with Cybersecurity Frameworks
• Experience configuring TCP/IP, VPN, switches, routers, and firewalls
• Experience with Microsoft 365, SharePoint, and Teams
• Experience with cloud PBX and VoIP
• XML and HL7 experience is a plus (V2 ADT messages or V3 CCD messages)

Houston, TX candidates or those willing to relocate will be considered.

• Medical, Dental, and Vision Coverage
• Company-Paid Short-Term and Long-Term Disability Insurance
• Generous Paid Time Off
• Annual Performance Bonus Eligibility
• Discretionary Profit-Sharing Opportunity
• Collaborative culture with executive access

Healthconnect Texas (HTX) is a non-profit social enterprise, and one of the fastest-growing Health Information Exchanges (HIEs) in the country. HTX leverages technology, health data and population health practices to support partners across healthcare, public health, and community services share patient information, strengthen care coordination, and turn population data into action. As a unified health information exchange (HIE) and community information exchange (CIE), it connects clinical insight with community context to support better health outcomes across Texas.