Role: Mid-Level Java Engineer Job Description – Senior Software Engineer / Technical Lead We are looking for a highly motivated and experienced Software Engineer / Technical Lead to join our team and work closely with US-based clients on healthcare technology initiatives. The ideal candidate should have strong backend development experience, cloud exposure, and the ability to work independently in a quick-paced environment. Key Responsibilities • Design, develop, and support scalable backend applications and APIs. • Work directly with US clients to gather requirements, provide technical solutions, and support delivery activities. • Develop and maintain healthcare interoperability solutions using HAPI FHIR. • Build and manage cloud-based solutions on AWS. • Collaborate with cross-functional teams including architecture, DevOps, QA, and business stakeholders. • Participate in code reviews, performance tuning, and production support activities. • Ensure adherence to security, coding, and operational best practices.
Required Skills • Strong experience in Java development • Hands-on experience with AWS services • Experience with HAPI FHIR / FHIR-based integrations • Strong knowledge of Linux environments • Experience with Python • Strong understanding of Databricks/PostgreSQL • Good communication skills with the ability to work directly with US clients • Ability to work independently and drive tasks to completion Good to Have • Experience in US Healthcare domain • Knowledge of healthcare interoperability standards and APIs • Exposure to Agile/Scrum delivery models • Experience supporting production applications and cloud modernization initiatives Preferred Experience • 5+ years of relevant industry experience • Experience working in onsite-offshore collaboration models • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
Java, AWS, Linux, PostgreSQL, Healthcare Systems, Scrum
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