Job Description

Epic Beaker & DI Analyst – Instrument Integration Start Date: ASAP Duration: Contract (Initial 10–12 Weeks, Expected Extension to 20–24 Months) Daily Working Hours: Full-Time Travel : Remote – Minimal travel, approximately 1–2 trips over the full engagement Work authorization: Must be eligible to work in the U.S. without company sponsorship No Third Parties Please Project Scope We are seeking Epic Beaker and DI Analysts to support a large-scale instrument integration program for a major health system. This is a hands-on, execution-focused build role centered on instrument connectivity across Chemistry, Hematology, and Coagulation, with a defined go-live target and a clear path to 20–24 months of total engagement for analysts who perform well in the initial phase. Position Summary The Epic Beaker & DI Analyst will be responsible for hands-on instrument build, connectivity configuration, interface testing, and documentation within an active Beaker integration program. This individual will personally execute build work — not oversee it — confirming instruments are connecting correctly, configuring required scenarios and workflows, running functional testing, and obtaining sign-off. The ideal candidate is a disciplined, execution-focused analyst who thrives on clear deliverables, works well independently, and is looking for a long-term engagement with a defined growth path. Key Responsibilities Build and configure instrument connectivity within Epic Beaker and DI across Chemistry, Hematology, and Coagulation. Confirm instruments are connecting correctly and all areas are properly built out. Configure required scenarios and workflows for assigned instrument types. Execute functional, interface, and connectivity testing across assigned instruments. Document all build, testing results, and sign-off in accordance with program and accreditation standards. Review existing build, assess current project status, and identify work that can proceed while dependencies are finalized. Review and contribute to testing trackers to ensure the program stays on timeline. Coordinate with lab operations, IT, instrument vendors, and interface teams during build and testing phases. Support cutover and go-live activities for assigned instruments and facilities. Partner with the Beaker Integration PM on scope, sequencing, and priorities within assigned specialty areas. Qualifications Active Epic Beaker CP certification required. Hands-on Beaker instrument build and DI integration experience required. Experience with Chemistry, Hematology, and/or Coagulation instrument integrations. Ability to personally execute hands-on build work — this is not an oversight or advisory role. Experience producing complete, accreditation-compliant build and testing documentation. Ability to start the week of September 7th and commit through the full engagement and extensions. Must be eligible to work in the U.S. without sponsorship. Preferred Qualifications Microbiology instrument integration experience a plus. Familiarity with interface platforms such as DI, RALS, Safetrace, or Cloverleaf. Experience supporting multi-facility or health system Beaker rollouts. Background working in fast-paced, deadline-driven implementation environments. Comfort working independently with minimal oversight through clearly defined deliverables. Ideal Candidate Profile Hands-on Beaker and DI build specialist who can execute independently from day one. Detail-oriented and thorough with a track record of clean, documented, signed-off instrument integrations. Delivery-focused professional who prefers clear scope and defined go-live targets over ambiguous consulting engagements. Reliable and committed — this program rewards analysts who perform well with long-term extension opportunities. Brings technical depth, accountability, and a get-it-done mindset to every engagement. When working with Quoris as a consultant, you are eligible for competitive benefits including Health, Dental, Vision, 401k, and a great culture/working environment. #LI-MP1 #LI-Remote