Contribute to our success by
- Designing and implementing complex crosscutting components of a next generation enterprise application in the front- and backend in an agile development process (Scrum)
- Working with frameworks like Hibernate and Spring and using current build- and CI-infrastructures like Maven and Jenkins
- Optimizing our technology stack by integrating and adapting state-of-the-art technologies and set architecture and coding standards
- Enhancing our agile development-, test- and deployment process by introducing new concepts and tools
- Closely collaborating with international teams, thus ensuring consistent architecture and high quality
What we expect
- Minimum of 6 years experience in Java software development using the above mentioned frameworks and tools
- Familiarity with frontend technologies like AngularJS or ReactJS
- Profound experience in modeling relational databases
- Talent to design complex scalable systems assuming high transaction volumes
- Fluent English language skills, German language proficiency is beneficial
- Experience with virtualization technologies and configuration management tools is a plus
We offer you
- Full relocation support
- Be part of the market leader in healthcare IT, with a unique breadth of products, excellent market access and deep domain expertise
- Do something that really matters: Empower people to take control of their health as well as improve care efficiency and the wellbeing of patients
- Build an end-to-end secured software for hospitals with cutting edge technologies and state of the art work equipment
- Room to grow: We build a dedicated development team for custom applications atop CGM Clinical
- Various education and vocational training programs
- Extensive health management and a membership in our very own gym
Have you already created fancy code? Feel free to share your GitHub space with us!
We are looking forward to receiving your convincing application with your salary expectations via the 'Apply' button!
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