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Description Experian Health, an industry leading healthcare software provider building next generation revenue cycle management tools seeks to hire a full-time junior software programmer to join our team in Heredia, Costa Rica. This position is responsible for the ongoing maintenance of technical solutions to enhance Experian Health’s batch processing product suite as well integration with other Experian Health core products and services. These efforts involve business analysis, product and account management interaction, project planning, troubleshooting and hands-on scripting. Responsibilities : Actively participate in an agile environment, iterate quickly and contribute toward key goals. Support some phases of the software development lifecycle including testing, documentation and maintenance for a complex software system Work closely with product management to troubleshoot client issues Knowledge, Experience & Qualifications Education & Experience : Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or related field. 1 – 3 years’ software engineering experience Core Engineering Skills 1 year of experience in web technologies: HTML, CSS, JavaScript Understanding of SQL and the ability to work with DBAs Experience with tracking, building and collaboration tools including Jira, BitBucket (Git) and Bamboo Excellent written and verbal English communication skills Client focus Problem solving and analytical skills. Good organizational skills. Special Skills and Knowledge : Experience with VB and VB.Net a plus Healthcare and HL7 experience a plus Basic knowledge of the software design and development concepts. Basic knowledge of healthcare data protocols and software requirements. Basic knowledge of one or more programming languages and operating environments. Basic knowledge of software development and project management methodologies – Agile experience a plus

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