project brief

we are partnering with a general healthcare it consulting firm — a recognized leader in epic implementation and support — to build a nearshore delivery hub in mexico and costa rica. The epic bridges engineer is the only true engineering role in this engagement — responsible for designing, building, and supporting the integration interfaces that connect epic with external healthcare systems such as labs, radiology, pharmacies, and third‑party vendors. This is a technically demanding role at the core of how hospital data flows.

must‑haves

- epic bridges certification or strong hands‑on experience building and supporting epic integration interfaces.
- solid knowledge of hl7v2.x messaging standards — adt, orm, oru, dft, siu message types.
- experience with fhir and api‑based integrations in healthcare environments.
- proficiency in sql for data analysis, troubleshooting, and interface validation.
- experience monitoring interface queues, troubleshooting failed messages, and ensuring data integrity across systems.
- strongenglish proficiency — professional‑level verbal and written communication for daily work with us‑based teams and hospital clients.
- based in mexico or costa rica, available to work full‑time from a secure, on‑site office.
- valid us visa or passport — travel to madison, wisconsin for epic certification training is required.

nice to have

- experience with interface engines: corepoint, intersystems healthshare, rhapsody, or cloverleaf.
- background in healthcare system implementations, go‑live support, or interoperability projects.
- familiarity with hipaa compliance and healthcare data security standards.
- experience working with us‑based clients or in a nearshore delivery model.
- knowledge of other ehr platforms (cerner, allscripts) and their integration patterns.
- bachelor’s degree in computer science, health informatics, software engineering, or a related field.

what you will do

- design, build, test,



and support epic bridges integration interfaces connecting epic to external systems — labs, radiology, pharmacies, hies, and third‑party vendors.
- monitor interface queues, troubleshoot failed or erroneous messages, and resolve data flow issues in a timely manner.
- ensure data integrity across all integrated systems and maintain compliance with healthcare data standards.
- collaborate with internal epic application teams and external vendors to scope and deliver integration solutions.
- support system implementations, upgrades, and post‑go‑live interface optimization.
- develop and maintain technical documentation for all interfaces and integration workflows.
- represent the engagement professionally in all interactions with hospital clients and technical stakeholders.

why you’ll want this role

the only engineering seat in a high‑stakes healthcare engagement — this is a specialized, high‑value position. Bridges engineers are rare and carry significant weight in the client relationship. Real interoperability challenges — you’ll be building the data infrastructure that makes hospital systems talk to each other. Hl7, fhir, and interface engine work at enterprise scale. Get epic bridges‑certified, on us — the client sponsors full certification in verona, wisconsin for qualified candidates, including travel and logistics. Scale with the team — this engagement is projected to grow from 8–10 analysts in year1 to 100+ by year2. Engineers who join early will have a natural path to technical leadership.

benefits & compensation

- $3,500 – $7,500/month — paid in usd, bi‑weekly via deel.
- on‑site position — secure, fully equipped office with redundant internet and power backup.
- long‑term contract — 6‑month initial term, full‑time conversion.
- paid pto — competitive package.
- referral program — earn a bonus for referring talent that gets hired.
- travel covered — flights and lodging to madison, wi for epic bridges certification training.

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📌 Epic bridges integration engineer (mexico & costa rica) (Ciudad de México)
🏢 Oneseven Technology (Formerly 17 Web Dev)
📍 Ciudad de México