Senior Software Developer – Health IT (C#/SQL, Flexible Work)

Best Practice Software; Bundaberg; On-site; AUD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Market-leading benefits

Flexible work

Health IT career growth

Growth & Belonging

B-Perks Program

Job summary

Best Practice Software in Bundaberg/Brisbane, Queensland is seeking a Senior Software Developer to work on Bp Premier, our flagship clinical system used by thousands of Australian Practices.

You will design and build in C#, work with SQL Server, and navigate a large, long‑lived codebase. You’ll help the team improve practices, write tests, and ensure regulatory changes are implemented on schedule.

The role offers mentoring opportunities and a chance to contribute to health IT across Australasia.

Qualifications

• 7+ years of commercial software development experience.
• Deep SQL Server and T-SQL knowledge including indexing and execution plans.
• Strong C# and .NET skills and willingness to work in a large, legacy codebase.

Responsibilities

• Design and build new functionality in C#, integrating with the Visual Objects core where needed.
• Diagnose defects across a long-standing codebase and understand cross‑module impacts.
• Deliver regulatory and compliance changes on strict deadlines.
• Improve code quality by increasing automated tests and refining interfaces.

Skills

Commercial development experience

SQL Server & T-SQL

C# & .NET

Large codebase experience

Mentoring teammates

Tools

Visual Objects

X# / XSharp

WinForms

Delphi

Job description

Best Practice Software in Bundaberg/Brisbane, Queensland is seeking a Senior Software Developer to work on Bp Premier, our flagship clinical system used by thousands of Australian Practices.

You will design and build in C#, work with SQL Server, and navigate a large, long‑lived codebase. You’ll help the team improve practices, write tests, and ensure regulatory changes are implemented on schedule.

The role offers mentoring opportunities and a chance to contribute to health IT across Australasia.