Back-End Developer

Liviniti LLC; United States; On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Liviniti LLC is seeking a full-time Back-End Developer to translate business requirements into robust solutions using the .NET stack on Azure, while ensuring HIPAA compliance.

You will collaborate with cross-functional teams, architect databases, implement backend logic, and advise leadership on project status and opportunities for improvement.

Qualifications

• Five years of software engineering experience.
• Healthcare finance experience preferred.
• Proficiency in C#, SQL Server, and RESTful API development.
• Experience with Azure DevOps and Git repositories.
• Knowledge of HIPAA regulations.

Responsibilities

• Architect and optimize database structures for efficient data storage and retrieval.
• Implement backend functionalities and business logic to support business processes while ensuring regulatory compliance.
• Advise leadership on project status and opportunities for improvement.

Skills

C#

SQL Server

RESTful API development

Azure DevOps

Git repositories

Tools

Azure

Job description

To drive technological advancement in a dynamic environment, the full-time Back-End Developer will collaborate with cross-functional teams to translate business requirements into robust technical solutions, leveraging the .NET stack and Azure platform while ensuring compliance with HIPAA regulations.

Key responsibilities

• Architect and optimize database structures for efficient data storage and retrieval
• Implement backend functionalities and business logic to support business processes while ensuring regulatory compliance
• Advise leadership on project status and opportunities for improvement

Required qualifications

• Five years of software engineering experience
• Two years of experience in a healthcare finance setting preferred
• Proficiency in C#, SQL Server, and RESTful API development
• Experience with Azure DevOps and Git repositories
• Working knowledge of prescription claim electronic data interchange and the healthcare reimbursement cycle