Software Developer

Software DeveloperHealth Sciences IT (HSIT) supports the six schools of the health sciences by providing the applications, integrations, and technical services needed for the education, clinical, administrative, and research missions. The HSIT Applications & Development team designs, builds, and maintains custom software that departments and faculty rely on daily, working directly with customers to translate business needs into supported solutions. Day-to-day work includes writing and debugging code in C#/.NET and React, building and testing APIs, integrating applications with relational databases through ORM tools, participating in code reviews, and moving work through a CI/CD pipeline using Git. The developer is expected to work independently once requirements are defined, to document work thoroughly, and to recognize when to raise questions to more senior developers. Regular meetings with departmental customers are part of the role. A key ambition for the team is to deepen its expertise in artificial intelligence and machine learning, positioning the group to bring AI/ML capabilities into its applications where they can meaningfully enhance how users work. The developer participates fully in the Scrum process (sprint planning, estimation, stand-ups, reviews, and retrospectives), collaborates with QA to ensure strong test coverage, and partners with the infrastructure team on deployment and access needs.Required Qualifications:Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or a related field, or equivalent combination of education and experience.Five years of professional software development experience.Experience with C#/.NET and React.Hands-on experience building or integrating with cloud environments - Microsoft Azure preferred; comparable experience with AWS or Google Cloud Platform will be considered.Proficiency in UML modeling (class, sequence, use case, and activity diagrams) and relational databases/SQL, including complex queries, data modeling, and performance optimization.