Middle-Senior .NET Developer (Healthcare domain) Offline

Who are we?

Glorium Technologies is an outsourcing company with HQ in NJ and a development center in Kyiv. We were founded in 2010 and already expanded our team to over 100 sharp minds people. The majority of our projects belong to Healthcare and Real Estate domains.

Does this relate to you?

— You have valid, reliable experience in .NET web development (2+ years)

— Hands-on experience with .Net Core is a plus

— Good knowledge and expertise with .NET framework and C#

— Deep knowledge of MS SQL

— Experience with performance optimization and multi-data uploads

— Your English level is good enough to find a common language with a foreign client

About role and project

Our healthcare application of US-based customers aims to automate the alternative way of the “traditional broker” model to help organizations cut insurance costs on purchasing meds.

The application is to suggest a replacement to claimed meds based on Healthcare Access points and vendors’ data. After running the scenarios for data comparison, the application is to provide analytics, reporting, and calculation results.

A new team member will be in charge of:

— Developing the back-end for web project from scratch

— Communication with the clients, consulting on development solutions

— Regular demos

— Code review

— Participating in all team's activities

Already looks interesting? Awesome! Check out the benefits we prepared for you:

— Medical insurance and gym membership to choose from

— Fully paid English classes with an in-house English teacher

— 25 paid days off per year in total

— Flexible schedule

— Regular performance reviews

— Training and IT certification

— Special occasion bonuses (birthday, marriage, childbirth)

— The office is near “Universitet station” with all the essential facilities close by

— Flexible schedule of cooperation with work-from-home or office options until the quarantine ends

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