Software Engineer II, EMR Platform

What You'll Do

• Architect and build production-grade REST APIs with full OpenAPI spec coverage Design and own domain-driven services aligned to clinical workflows
• Write comprehensive test suites — unit, integration, and contract tests — and hold the team to that standard in code review
• Build and maintain features across desktop and web-based healthcare applications, including real-time capabilities
• Integrate with cloud services and event-driven workflows
• Own CI/CD pipeline configuration and improvements.
• Collaborate with security and platform teams on authentication and secrets management.
• Instrument services for observability using structured logging and APM tooling. Mentor Software Engineer I and II team members through code review and pairing
  
  

Required

What We're Looking For

• Experience: 5+ years of professional software development experience
• C# — advanced patterns including async/await, dependency injection (Microsoft.Extensions.DI), SOLID principles; .NET Core for APIs and .NET Framework for desktop.
• ASP.NET Core Web API — production API development including middleware, routing, model binding, API versioning, and OpenAPI documentation
• WPF / XAML / MVVM — multi-threaded UI patterns, Dispatcher, async/await on the UI thread, DevExpress MVVM framework
• LLBLGen Pro ORM — entity generation, query building, schema-first data access patterns
• TypeScript / Node.js / Express / TSOA — advanced patterns including decorators, DI (TypeDI, reflect-metadata), and auto-generated OpenAPI specs
• SQL Server — complex query design, stored procedures, index optimization
• Real-time messaging — SignalR client-side integration, Apache ActiveMQ / Apache NMS, event-driven patterns.
• AWS — S3, Lambda, Secrets Manager; practical working knowledge of MSK/Kafka event streaming
• Authentication — JWT bearer auth, OAuth2/OIDC, Okta integration, token lifecycle management
• Polly resilience policies — retry, circuit-breaker, and timeout patterns for external integrations
• Testing — NUnit + Moq (C#); Jest, Supertest, Cypress (TypeScript); contract testing against OpenAPI specs
• CI/CD — CircleCI or equivalent; pipeline authoring, environment promotion strategies
• Structured logging and observability — NLog, Sentry, Datadog APM
• Security fundamentals — OWASP Top 10, input validation, parameterized queries, secrets hygiene
  
  

What Success Looks Like

Within 30 days you are shipping features independently across both stacks and actively participating in code review. Within 90 days you own one or more service domains or desktop feature areas and are contributing to architectural discussions. Within 6 months you are a technical reference point for your team and are actively raising quality standards through tooling, testing, and mentorship.

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