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Job Location | Rawdon |
Education | Not Mentioned |
Salary | Competitive salary |
Industry | Not Mentioned |
Functional Area | Not Mentioned |
Job Type | Permanent, full-time |
We (EMIS Health), together with the NHS, manage one of the largest healthcare datasets in the world and we’re looking for talented individuals, with a passion for doing good, to help us create new, innovative, accurate and secure solutions across this data to the benefit of UK healthcare.Your new roleYoull be working on greenfield projects, so you’ll get involved in all aspects of the development lifecycle including architecture, code reviews, testing and non-functionals, as well as cutting code. All this will be done in an agile environment with collaboration with others across the business and working with the latest technology such as Python, Java, Scala, AWS, Spark, SQL, Docker, R and more!The team you’ll joinOur team is curious, driven, intelligent, pragmatic, collaborative, open-minded, but most importantly, we get things done. We’ve got developers, Solution Architects, Technical Architects and Data Scientists and we’re geographically spread across the UK and India.The role and the rest of the team are set up for remote working, but because of the live data youll be working with, youll need to be based in the UK.What you’ll bringThese are the skills and experience you’ll need to set yourself up for success in this role, however we’d still love to talk to you even if you don’t tick all of them: