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ProsperityEHR is hiring a backend engineer to build and maintain ASP.NET Core APIs serving our behavioral health platform. You will design and operate Azure Service Bus messaging, data pipelines with Azure Data Factory, and multi-tenant PostgreSQL access, while integrating with FHIR/REST healthcare systems.
The role emphasizes HIPAA compliance, robust testing, and production observability. Candidates should have 3+ years in .NET and healthcare, with US work authorization and ability to travel up
At Prosperity EHR, we believe in our ability to improve the experience of and access to behavioral health care delivery for all. We are a behavioral health EHR and practice management software company. We provide EHR, practice management software, and RCM services to private practices, universities, clinics, municipal and state agencies throughout the US.
In this role, you’ll help build the backbone of a platform that supports real behavioral health care. You’ll work hands‑on across .NET and Azure backend services, designing APIs, powering event‑driven workflows, and moving critical data securely between systems. If you enjoy clean architecture, well‑defined service boundaries, and building reliable software that directly supports clinicians and patients, this is a great opportunity to make a meaningful impact. Our Azure‑based .NET microservices support patient data, clinical documentation, scheduling, and integrations with external health systems.
Note: You must reside in WI, MN or CO for this role.
You’ll be successful in this role and help grow the company by:
ProsperityEHR provides health insurance, life insurance, and voluntary participation in a 401k. We also offer PTO and work-from-home flexibility. You’ll get to work with purpose-driven people dedicated to the mission of making mental health and behavioral health care better and more accessible through technology enablement and technology-enabled services. Our aim is to help clinicians provide and for people to receive the best possible care.