Position: Senior C#/.NET Software Engineer #9663
Company: Lohika
Category: .NET
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate
Published: 2021-07-01T00:00:00+03:00

Purpose of the job:
Our customer is developing an extensive portfolio for screening, diagnosis and monitoring of a wide range of health conditions, including infectious diseases. Diagnostic testing is largely dominated by central laboratories, a distance away from the local healthcare settings where patients are tested. There are often delays in receiving results and initiating the correct treatment or referral. Customer’s goal is to enable fast, comprehensive and cost-effective health analysis, regardless of location.
You will have a chance to participate in the lab quality PCR test project which is starting completely from scratch (from discovery phase). The focus will lay on the batch-based testing as well as the testing site of the product usage journey. The outcome of this project will be Windows desktop application which will cover customer requirements.

MAIN TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Participate in project discovery phase
Deliver high quality content within Scrum methodology
Analyze and estimate implementation efforts
Take part in architecture design
Perform implementation, review and debugging of new content
Maintain good code coverage for the deliverables
Report to Team Lead about current tasks status
Be a technical mentor for less experienced team members
Provide support to QA and other teams

EDUCATION, SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE:
MUST HAVE:
5+ years of commercial .NET development experience
SCM tools working experience
DevOps tools working experience
Problem solving abilities, fast research and learning skills
Sufficient English level for communication (verbal and written)
Good communication and collaboration skills

WOULD BE A PLUS:
Basic experience with Python scripting
Experience in Proof of Concept preparation
Experience working with USB devices
Experience working with QMS documents
Experience working in medicine-related projects