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BACKGROUND
We are a federally-funded, Boston-based, biomedical research organization. Our Biomedical Informatics Team performs research and development to improve the way clinical science and care are conducted. Current initiatives include the development of natural language processing and machine learning technologies, methods of automated clinical quality measurement and improvement, and the development of the VA's national scientific environment for genomic analysis. The multi-disciplinary team consists of a highly skilled group of PhD researchers, clinicians, systems analysts, project managers, and programmers. Resources include access to the complete medical records of over 18 million records through the world's largest installed electronic medical record system, a new 160 node high performance computing cluster, and access to incredibly challenging projects with the potential to change the way care is delivered.REQUIREMENTS
To be successful in this role you will have:- Bachelor's degree in computer science or related field, Masters preferred
- 2+ years of software development experience
- Advanced experience in object-oriented programming
- Willingness and ability to absorb new information quickly and switch gears easi-ly
- Familiarity with iterative and test-driven development methodologies
- Familiarity with Enterprise software development and design patterns
- Proficiency in C# or VB.NET
- Familiarity in LINQ, Entity framework is a plus
- Experience in SQLServer or comparable DBMS
COMPENSATION
Benefits Include:- Health and Dental Insurance
- Life Insurance
- Long term Disability Insurance
- 401(k) / 403(b) plan
HOW TO APPLY
There will be a background check run as part of the employment process. Applications from recruiters will not be accepted for this position. CANNOT SPONSER VISAS.
Interested candidates should send a cover letter and résumé to: Victor Tam is at: MIGCandidates[at]gmail.com Please specify the job title in your email.
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