Data Extraction Specialist / Document Parsing Engineer Offline

We are looking for a skilled Data Extraction Engineer / Document Automation Developer to help build a system that automatically extracts structured information from various medical and immunization records and stores it in a structured database format.
You’ll be working with diverse document formats (PDFs, scans, electronic forms), using OCR and NLP-based tools to process them.

Your responsibilities:

• Analyze medical document templates to identify key fields
• Develop pipelines for automatic extraction of fields such as:
  • Student Full Name
  • Date of Birth
  • Sex/Gender
  • Vaccination Information (e.g. Type, Date, Dose, Clinic, Manufacturer)
  • Next Due Dates (calculated from context or intervals)
• Build and integrate document processing flows using OCR or NLP tools such as Tesseract, Azure Form Recognizer, Amazon Textract, etc.
• Validate and store extracted data in a structured database
• Ensure accuracy and integrity of parsed data
• Collaborate with development and QA teams to integrate the solution into the main platform

Requirements:

• Hands-on experience with OCR tools:
  Tesseract, AWS Textract, Azure Form Recognizer, Google Document AI
• Strong knowledge of .NET / C#, especially for parsing documents and data transformation
• Understanding of NLP techniques and Regular Expressions
• Experience transforming unstructured data into structured formats
• Solid understanding of databases and storage formats (e.g. JSON, SQL)

Nice to have:

• Experience in the healthcare or education domain
• Familiarity with ML/AI-based approaches to document processing
• English proficiency for reading documentation and written communication

What we offer:

• Opportunity to work on a meaningful healthcare-related product
• Potential for long-term in-house cooperation after the initial project
• Flexible working hours
• Support and mentorship from a technical team
• Comfortable office in Cherkasy, or remote work option
• Internal training and English language development