Position: Middle Full Stack .Net engineer
Company: Softserve
Experience required: 1y
Category: .NET
English level: intermediate
Published: 2021-01-01T00:00:00+02:00

Our customer develops software as a service that provides academic medical centers, community hospitals, and health care systems a platform for budgeting, decision support, financial forecasting, strategic planning, capital purchase planning and tracking, management reporting, and performance management.

Our passion and our mission is to help hospitals and health systems drive margin to fuel their mission. Our solution is the leading cloud-based SaaS financial analytics and performance platform in healthcare. It is an enterprise-wide solution that addresses the financial planning, decision support and continuous cost improvement requirements of healthcare providers.

Our client base includes over 175 healthcare delivery systems and close to 1,000 hospitals, including many of the largest and most influential in the U.S. The solution is #1 ranked in KLAS, the 'Consumer Reports' of healthcare IT, and has received the prestigious Peer Review Certification from HFMA.

We use Scrum methodology with stable and transparent processes and our Lviv team consists of 4 scrum teams. We encourage people to communicate directly with customer (Product Owners, developers and testers from customer side). 


What will you get?
Stable project with clear and transparent processes
Predictable release schedule and low stress level
Variety of technologies and tasks
Friendly client 
Daily direct communication with US customer
Professional and friendly team with great teambuilding
Periodic Hack Day events when everybody allowed to work on their own ideas
Top performer of the year has opportunity to visit US


Requirement:
Strong knowledge of C#;
Good knowledge of SQL;
Good knowledge of ASP.Net, ASP.NET MVC;
Good knowledge of JavaScript;
React knowledge is a plus
IIS;
Understanding of OOP/OOD/SOLID principles;
Understanding of SPA
NUnit, Moq
Log4Net (optional),
Git