Spoke with a 3rd party recruiter who put me in touch with someone at the organization for the second round. The job description had a broad spectrum / laundry list of technologies in play. Second round, honestly, was mainly the proverbial: ["... have you used [this tool]... have you used [that tool]..." and because I hadn't used enough from the list, I didn't move forward. It would seem that someone who would be successful is the person that has previously worked in the specific industry-standard large infrastructure environment: * infrastructure-as-code (IaC) *Collibra * Snowflake * AWS & GCP * Docker & Kubernetes * AI/ML & RAG * HL7 & HIPAA * coding in Python & TypeScript, etc. * "Stay current with emerging technologies in AI, cloud computing, and healthcare IT" and all of this with, say, "3 years" of experience plus a degree