Staff Software Developer (Remote US)
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The Staff Software Developer is a technical leader that works closely with all areas of the business to drive high impact Clinical Intelligence projects by gathering product requirements and design, evaluating and resolving complex system challenges, and implementing and testing components of the system. This role will also guide and mentor associate level Software Developers and drive a culture of technical excellence across the organization.
Responsibilities:
- Design, develop and implement Smile Digital Health’s core application features.
- Lead tasking sessions for new features.
- Provide high-level design and estimates to support SOW and innovation projects.
- Analyze and solve complex and escalated challenges, identify risks and roadblocks, and effectively implement solutions.
- Develop and analyze solutions to ensure that they are interoperable, performant and maintainable.
- Analyze and evaluate requirements and propose high-level design and technical solutions at all stages of development.
- Lead and support distributed dQM processing, CQL execution, validation and clinical reasoning
- Act as a key technical leader for complex project challenges and roadblocks.
- Serve as technical lead for customer-facing implementation.
- Provide guidance and coaching to team members to resolve complex technical challenges.
- Advise and drive software development best practices to ensure robust and solid technical design.
- Work closely with all areas of the business to refine product requirements and design, implement and test components of the system.
- Mentor and coach junior Software Developers to foster a culture of learning, growth and technical excellence.
- Establish and maintain high coding stan
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