Role Summary
We are seeking a Full Stack Developer with solid backend engineering depth and hands-on expertise in contemporary frontend frameworks. This role focuses on building and enhancing applications that support healthcare operations including understanding and extending an existing production application. The ideal candidate is comfortable owning a feature end-to-end, from requirement discussion through deployment.

Key Responsibilities
Translate business requirements into clean, secure, and maintainable technical solutions.
Analyze and enhance existing applications read legacy code, trace data flows, and extend functionality without disrupting live operations.
Design, develop, and consume RESTful APIs, including third-party and vendor integrations.
Write and optimize SQL queries and stored procedures for performance at scale.
Deploy and support applications on Microsoft Azure (VM and App Service).
Collaborate with cross-functional teams Operations, Quality, and Business stakeholders across the full software development lifecycle.
Participate in code reviews,



maintain version control discipline, and document technical decisions.
Follow data privacy and security practices appropriate to protected health information (PHI/HIPAA).

Required Skills

Backend: Must Have ASP.NET, C#, Node.js. Good to Have Python, Django REST Framework, RPA (Selenium / Playwright).

Database: Must Have – Microsoft SQL Server, Stored Procedures, PostgreSQL. Good to Have – Query performance tuning.

Frontend: Must Have – React, Next.js, JavaScript, HTML, CSS. Good to Have – Vue.js, Rust (Web Assembly).

Cloud: Must Have – Microsoft Azure (VM, App Service). Good to Have – Azure DevOps, CI/CD pipelines.

API: Must Have – RESTful APIs, JSON, third-party integrations. Valuable to Have – OAuth 2.0 / token-based auth.

Tools: Must Have – Visual Studio, VS Code, SQL Server Management Studio. Good to Have – Postman.

Version Control: Must Have – Git, GitHub, Bitbucket, Docker. Good to Ha

📌 Team Lead Coimbatore (India)
🏢 Rusan Medisys
📍 India