Software Developer ID-13879

May 3, 2025

The Position:

The Software Developer demonstrates a strong foundation for writing clean, efficient, and maintainable code for ongoing development and enhancement of our pharmacy-focused software solutions. As part of a collaborative development team, you'll contribute to the full software development lifecycle: from architecture, design, development, to implementation and support. You will be delivering solutions while considering scalability, reusability, and maintenance. A passion for problem-solving, a commitment to quality, and a solid understanding of real-world pharmacy workflows will be essential for success in this role.

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Learn new technologies and skills that benefit the team, product, and company
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Qualifications:

Experience with .NET, C#, WinForms, Webservices, and .Net Framework 3.5 or greater
Experience integrating applications with external RESTful APIs
Experience with Microsoft SQL Server
Ability to write complex database queries and understand database performance
Experience working with Azure DevOps or similar git-based source code management
Proficiency building unit tests
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
Experience with support and maintaining applications, troubleshooting, and creating hotfixes as necessary
Strong written and verbal communication skills towards internal stakeholders and customers
Experience with estimating, tracking, and reporting progress in Agile development methodology

Experience Preferred in:

Pharmacy or health care field
Azure platform, including Azure DevOps, Azure Functions, Virtual Machines
Web application hosting with Internet Information Server (IIS) or Nginx
Crystal Reports
Solid understanding of networking principles a plus
Application packaging such as InstallShield or Wix a plus

Education or Certifications:

Bachelor's degree in computer science or related technical field

Physical/Mental Requirements:

Ability to communicate effectively
High level of alertness, concentration, accuracy, and time-management
Able to maintain a stationary position for prolonged periods

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