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Lead mobile architecture and implementation for Optum Pharmacy mobile products; mentor engineers, drive roadmap delivery, ensure reliability, security, and performance, and collaborate across product, engineering, and business teams to scale serverless, cloud, and mobile solutions.
Top Skills:
React Native,Typescript,Javascript,Node.Js,Java,Spring,Spring Boot,React,Angular,Redux,Redux-Saga,Azure,Terraform,Azure Kubernetes Service (Aks),Nativebase,Serverless,Event-Based Architectures,Devsecops,Ci/Cd,Infrastructure As Code (Iac)
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Design, implement, and scale AI/ML systems and data pipelines for healthcare applications. Own model inference, deployment, monitoring, and reliability; collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver production ML solutions using cloud and distributed computing.
Top Skills:
Pyspark,Sql,Python,Ci/Cd,Azure,Aws,Google Cloud
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Design, build, and deploy scalable backend and frontend components for an enterprise master data management application. Develop microservices, write tests, automate CI/CD, collaborate in agile teams, and apply healthcare domain knowledge to ensure data integrity and performance.
Top Skills:
AWSAzureCi/CdDevOpsGCPJavaMicroservicesPythonRestSQL
a Software Developer is the primary "builder" of digital products. While a software engineer often focuses on the broader system architecture, the developer is focused on delivering functional, user-facing features and ensuring the code is reliable and performant.
Core Roles & Responsibilities
- Feature Development: Translating product requirements and user stories into functional code using languages like JavaScript, Python, or Java.
- Front-End & Back-End Integration: Building the user interface (Front-End) and connecting it to the server and database logic (Back-End) to ensure a seamless user experience.
- Testing & Debugging: Writing unit tests using frameworks like Jest or PyTest to catch bugs early and troubleshooting issues reported by users or QA teams.
- Code Maintenance: Updating existing applications to improve performance, fix security vulnerabilities, and ensure compatibility with new operating systems or browsers.
- Version Control: Managing code changes through Git and collaborating with other developers on platforms like GitHub or GitLab.
- Technical Documentation: Writing clear documentation for APIs, system workflows, and codebase READMEs so that other team members can understand and contribute to the project.
- Agile Participation: Engaging in Scrum ceremonies, including daily stand-ups, sprint planning, and retrospectives to stay aligned with the project timeline.
- Deployment: Assisting in the deployment process, often using CI/CD pipelines to push code from a development environment to a live production server.
Essential Technical Skills
- Programming Mastery: High proficiency in at least one modern tech stack (e.g., MERN, .NET, or Django).
- Database Basics: Ability to write SQL queries to interact with databases like PostgreSQL or MySQL.
- API Development: Creating and consuming RESTful APIs to allow different software components to communicate.
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