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Description
As a Software Developer (IC2) in our team, you ll be responsible for, and lead efforts in, designing and building scalable, distributed, and resilient software components and services to support our health care platform and the users it serves by accelerating services development on WebLogic server. We believe in ownership and expect you to think long term, mentor, and empower other engineers. As a technical leader on the team, you will own the complete software development lifecycle, from design, development, testing, first class monitoring, to production. Java development experience is required. Other recommended tools and technologies may include Rest APIs, Maven, Jenkins, JAX-RS/Jersey, OAuth/OAuth2, OpenID Connect, SAML/SAML2 among others. Hands on Java developer. Demonstrated server side troubleshooting skills either on WebLogic/Websphere/Tomcat. Demonstrated understanding of cloud native architecture and experience with either AWS or Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is desired. Experience with identity and access management concepts would be very valuable but is not required. Oracle Health is putting humans at the heart of the conversation and what the healthcare experience needs to look like - for patients, providers, payers, and the population. We will facilitate this by advancing the state of the art in healthcare and population level health, make it practical, effective, and real at practitioner level by connecting everything together. This will allow a patient to get point of care from anyone, anywhere or any device by providing the practitioner medical information leveraging global data. Career Level - IC2 Career Level - IC2 As a member of the software engineering division, you will apply basic to intermediate knowledge of software architecture to perform software development tasks associated with developing, debugging or designing software applications or operating systems according to provided design specifications. Build enhancements within an existing software architecture and occasionally suggest improvements to the architecture.
