Quality Manager
epicWest Fargo (ND)
About the role
Overview: Testing software that saves lives.
About the Role:
Join the Quality Management team at Epic and become the last line of defense for software that impacts the lives of 305 million people worldwide. As a Quality Manager, you'll collaborate closely with developers to craft intuitive tools for health organizations, test new features, uncover bugs, and ensure our software is a joy to use. This role offers exceptional flexibility, allowing you to specialize in areas such as software usability design, technical automation, or project coordination for customer software installations.
Responsibilities:
Collaborate closely with developers to craft intuitive tools for health organizations. Test new features and uncover bugs in the software, ensuring a joyful user experience. Specialize in areas such as software usability design, technical automation, or project coordination for customer software installations.
Qualifications Bachelor's degree or greater (any major)
A history of academic and professional success
Willingness to travel at least 3 times per year to customer locations
Eligible to work in the United States without visa sponsorship
Relocation to the Madison, WI area (reimbursed)
COVID-19 vaccination
Benefits:
We offer comprehensive benefits to keep you healthy and happy as you grow in your life and career. Your merit-based compensation will reflect the impact of your work and includes annual raises, bonuses, and stock grants. we also offer a four-week sabbatical anywhere in the world after five years of service.
EEO Statement:
As an Equal Opportunity Employer, we know that inclusive teams design software that supports the delivery of quality care for all patients, so diversity, equity and inclusion are written into our principles. Please see our full non-discrimination statement at https://careers.epic.com/EEO.
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