Developer (SAS/Python)
techgainsAustin (TX)
$70/hour
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techgainsAustin (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$70/hour
About the role
Job Description:
Agency: Texas Health and Human Services Commission Location: Hybrid (4 days remote and 1 day onsite per week)
Type: Contract (C2C or 1099)
Pay: $70/hour
This position is hybrid: 4 days remote and 1 day onsite per week at the location listed above. Candidates must be local to the Austin area (within a 50-mile radius) and must already reside in Texas.
Minimum Experience:
8 Years - Required - Experience developing, testing, maintaining, and troubleshooting SAS, Python, R, or other similar programming language scripts.8 Years - Required - Experience with system integration, dashboard creation, and automation for improved interoperability workflows.8 Years - Required - Experience working with structured or semi-structured health, public health, or other complex administrative data and knowledge of databases and database querying.8 Years - Required - Ability to develop reports that document system requirements to identify programmatic and business needs and translate them into technical solutions.8 Years - Required - Experience testing and validating automated data-integration solutions.8 Years - Required - Ability to document code and technical specifications for improved workflows and procedures.8 Years - Required - Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, ability to communicate technical concepts to both technical and nontechnical staff, and ability to work collaboratively with other staff.
Preferred:
Skills 2 Years - Preferred - Experience with electronic case reporting (eCR/eICR), Electronic Health Records or Health Information Exchange, healthcare interoperability standards such as HL7, XML, or FHIR, SNOMED CT or other clinical terminology standards.2 Years - Preferred - Experience with SQL and relational databases, public health surveillance systems or registries, data linkage and matching, and development of automated data pipelines or ETL processes.
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