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Creates and maintains automated test scripts for healthcare software within an agile development team. Coordinates automated test execution, documents functional, usability, and performance issues, collaborates with subject matter experts, and supports ongoing script maintenance. Clinical, patient administration, hospital system, or healthcare application knowledge is advantageous.

Deploys, administers, monitors, and improves hosted infrastructure and services. Responsibilities include data center and hardware deployment, network and storage administration, VMware and Linux/Windows management, automation, troubleshooting, backup operations, ITIL processes, service metrics, customer support, and 24x7 on-call participation. The engineer also supports security, availability, performance, documentation, operational readiness, and junior colleague development.

Build and modernize internal full-stack applications and developer tools that improve software development workflows and productivity. Responsibilities include system design, DevOps, CI/CD enablement, technology integration, observability, secure authentication, modernization of legacy tools, code quality, collaboration, and mentoring.

Administers and supports international data center network infrastructure for hosted services. Responsibilities include monitoring availability, capacity, performance, and security compliance; configuring Cisco and F5 equipment; implementing routing, firewalls, load balancing, VPNs, and failover solutions; documenting network environments; following ITIL processes; providing 24x7 operational support; consulting with stakeholders and customers; and improving service automation and efficiency.

Develop and maintain Kubernetes-native platform software in Go, including controllers, CRDs, reconciliation logic, and automation for managed services. Build provisioning, upgrade, scaling, recovery, CI/CD, testing, observability, and security capabilities. Troubleshoot Kubernetes workloads and collaborate with software engineering, SRE, security, and application teams. Contribute to Helm, Terraform, GitOps, and related cloud-native tooling.

Entry-level technical graduate role for recent or upcoming STEM graduates. Responsibilities include completing product and process training, supporting technical team projects, developing technical and workplace skills, and progressing toward greater project responsibility. Candidates should have coding experience in languages such as Java, C, C++, JavaScript, AngularJS, JSON, or Python, plus technical curiosity, creativity, adaptability, and a collaborative mindset. The role is a nine-month, full-time contract based in Windsor or Edinburgh, with potential for permanent employment.

Develops Kubernetes-native platform software in Go, including controllers, CRDs, reconciliation logic, and automation for managed service provisioning, upgrades, scaling, recovery, and security. Builds tests and CI/CD workflows, integrates Kubernetes infrastructure capabilities and GitOps tooling, and creates observable, supportable software. Troubleshoots workloads and automation issues while collaborating with software engineering, SRE, security, and application teams.

Develop Angular applications and REST APIs supporting FHIR servers, healthcare interoperability, and data platforms. Responsibilities include learning FHIR technologies, implementing reliable and scalable solutions, following UX and backend architecture practices, participating in code reviews and automated testing, and collaborating with developers and UX designers. The role requires current MIT enrollment and is based at InterSystems headquarters in Boston.

Build a web application interface for the Showtime integration platform. Responsibilities include gathering user needs, defining scope, designing and implementing a web interface, integrating REST endpoints, applying usability principles, testing, documentation, incorporating feedback, and demonstrating results. The role provides mentoring and experience across the software development lifecycle.

Rotational early-career Quality Engineers develop and maintain automated tests, CI pipelines, and validation strategies for complex distributed software systems. Participants rotate across product teams, investigate bugs and regressions, perform performance and security testing, and apply debugging and system-level analysis. The program includes onboarding, mentorship, and potential transition into a permanent role focused on test automation, performance engineering, or security testing.