Java Developer (with Az

Startekk Inc; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

StarTekk Inc. seeks a Java developer to build and maintain healthcare-focused applications hosted on Azure in Dallas. You will create Java services and REST APIs, and ensure smooth deployment on Azure infrastructure.

Responsibilities include writing tests, assisting in production issue resolution, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to meet HIPAA and PHI handling requirements in a regulated healthcare environment.

Qualifications

• Must have Java and Azure experience.
• HIPAA familiarity and PHI handling
• Healthcare or regulated industry experience preferred
• Experience with functional, regression and integration testing preferred

Responsibilities

• Build Java services and APIs
• Deploy and run applications on Azure
• Write tests and support production issues

Skills

Java

Azure

Tools

Salesforce automation testing

Job description

• StarTekk's adoption of Digital Transformation is to accelerate organizational growth, increase efficiencies and help Star Workforce achieve focused business goals. The Employee will help our organization to identify and bridge the gap that exists in the business by analyzing the data, scale and support digital transformation initiatives.

Job Description

Summary: Develop and maintain Java applications hosted on Azure for healthcare systems.

• Build Java services and APIs
• Deploy and run applications on Azure
• Write tests and support production issues

Must have: Java, Azure.

Additional Information

• Understanding of healthcare applications and business processes.
• Knowledge of HIPAA compliance requirements.
• Experience handling Protected Health Information (PHI) securely.
• Healthcare or other regulated industry experience is preferred.
• Candidates should have relevant hands-on experience in Salesforce (SFDC) automation testing.
• Experience with functional, regression, and integration testing is preferred.
• Strong communication and collaboration skills are expected.