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Gainwell Technologies LLC

5d•$60,000 - $80,000•Remote

About The Position

As a Batch Developer (UNIX/C/SQL) at Gainwell, you can contribute your skills as we harness the power of technology to help our clients improve the health and well-being of the members they serve — a community’s most vulnerable. Connect your passion with purpose, teaming with people who thrive on finding innovative solutions to some of healthcare’s biggest challenges. Here are the details on this position.Your role in our mission Play a critical part in ensuring Gainwell is meeting our clients’ objectives in important areas.

Requirements

3+ years of applications development and programming experience with C, Linux, job scripts/streams, SQL, and IWS (Integrated Web Services)
Relational databases to facilitate programming software
Develop test plans and participate in QA activities such as coding reviews
Resolve cycle abends
Previous experience with healthcare systems

Responsibilities

Codes, tests, debugs, implements, and documents programs.
Assists in the modification of company products and/or customer/internal systems to meet the needs of the client and/or end-user.
Gathers information from the system, analyzes program and time requirements, and prepares documentation to change existing programs.
Researches and analyzes existing systems and program requirements, under periodic supervision.
Designs programs for projects or enhancements to existing programs.
Writes specifications for programs of low to moderate complexity.
Assists in resolving production support problems. Develops and suggests alternative approaches to resolving problems.
Develops test plans to verify logic of new or modified programs. Identifies issues as appropriate.
Creates appropriate documentation in work assignments such as program code, and technical documentation.
Conducts quality assurance activities such as peer reviews.
Remains abreast of and research industry technical trends and new development to maintain current skills and remain current with industry standards.