Remote 2024-0148 Medical Management Prototype Backend Developer - FRI 26 Jul

Description:

• The NATO Information and Communication Agency (NCI Agency) is seeking a Medical Management Prototype Backend Developer to support the full software development cycle of the Medical Management Prototype.
• The developer will participate in requirements elicitation, analysis, and design discussions.
• Responsibilities include developing the application back-end, which involves creating the application data model, a web API, an authentication/authorization service, services for interaction with third-party systems, and business code.
• The work will be carried out remotely accessing the NCIA engineering facilities.
• The developer will work as part of a team using an Agile and iterative approach with multiple sprints.

Requirements:

• Deep knowledge of Medical Management Prototype architecture and code base.
• Minimum of 5 years of back-end development experience with technologies such as .NET Framework, .NET Core, Entity Framework, and the C# programming language.
• Experience with Service-oriented Architecture software design and web APIs development.
• Familiarity with JSON Web Tokens (JWT) or similar token formats like Security Assertion Mark-up Language (SAML).
• Proficiency in using Visual Studio, Microsoft SQL Server, or similar relational database management systems like PostgreSQL or MySQL.
• Experience with Design Thinking, Dev(Sec)Ops, Agile software development, and cloud computing services such as Microsoft Azure.
• Ability to integrate and work effectively in a multinational team.
• Proficiency in conducting all work in English.

Benefits:

• The position offers the opportunity to work on a project supporting NATO's capabilities.
• The developer will have the flexibility to work off-site, including from home.
• The contract period spans from August 30, 2024, to December 31, 2025, with the possibility of extension based on project priorities.
• Payment milestones are set after the completion of each sprint, with detailed reports required for successful acceptance.
• The developer will participate in daily status update meetings, sprint planning, and retrospectives remotely.
• Travel to other NATO sites may be required, with travel costs covered separately by the NCI Agency.