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Full Stack Java Developer

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eteamMinneapolis (MN)

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Job DescriptionJob DescriptionJob Title: Full Stack Java Developer Location : Minneapolis, MN 55441 Duration: 04 Months Interview Process (Is face to face required):Yes (2nd round)
Job Details: Must Have Skills: JavaReactJSNode. JS & GraphQL Nice to have skills: 1. Experience developing AI agents (Gen AI powered applications, autonomous workflows) 2. Healthcare domain experience, preferably US Healthcare Detailed Job Description: Precision Population Health initiative focused on building scalable, cloud native healthcare solutions using modern full stack technologies. The role involves developing event driven applications, GraphQL integrations, AI assisted software engineering, workflow automation, and continuous delivery practices to improve care management, operational efficiency, and product outcomes within a regulated healthcare environment. Minimum years of experience*: 5-8 years Top 3 responsibilities: 1. Full Stack Application Development Design, develop, and support cloud native healthcare applications using React, Java, Node.js, GraphQL, and event driven architectures. 2. AI Driven Engineering Automation Leverage GitHub Copilot, M365 Copilot, Codex, Claude, and other approved AI tools to accelerate development, improve code quality, automate tasks, and enhance productivity. 3. End to End Product Delivery Quality

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