Facets Developer (Facets Extension, Azure, PL SQL, C#, . NET, SQ)
samprasoftEden Prairie (MN)
Facets Developer (Facets Extension, Azure, PL SQL, C#, . NET, SQ)
Posted 7 days ago
samprasoftEden Prairie (MN)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Facets Developer – C# and SQLFacets Developer – C# and SQL for agile development for a Facets implementation role. This Developer position will participate in a team environment for the delivery and code for a Facets testing and implementation. Responsible for programming, debugging and testing of applications in a development environment. Generally responsible for database design and system testing.
ROLE & RESPONSIBILITIES:
Strong healthcare domain knowledge (Healthcare Terminology).Work experience in design develop solutions for inbound and outbound interfaces using PL/SQL and C#.NET.Code review and unit testing. Release management best practices systems optimization environmental validation and issue resolution. Good understanding of the Facets Data Model and work experience in building Facets extension. Familiar with the Core Facets batch jobs and EDI transactions (835 and 837).Understand functional specs and create a detailed technical design (technical Design document).Hands-on knowledge with Sqlserver, Facets, Unix and Tidal Scheduler. Support defect remediation, QA and release management procedures.
REQUIREMENTS:
Experience with: Facets customization development, working with extensions, integrations and / or data conversions. Good understanding of Facets data model and Facets batch..Net, C#, and SQL Server
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