Software Engineer (C#)

Michael Page

Kwai Fong, Hong Kong
Permanent
Full-time

16 days ago
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About Our ClientClient backgroundBased in Hong Kong, it has created digital "hospital from home" technology that allows hospitals to manage health records and clinicians to share patient data through a secure mobile platform. It has also created a decentralized clinical trial platform that uses real-time health data to improve the patient experience.Job DescriptionJob Responsibilities

Collaborate with Finance, Quality Assurance, Supply Chain, Operations, Sales, and external partners to facilitate execution of ERP solution strategies and maintain platform vitality for the hospital ERP software;
Support ERP project management, and activities such as scope definition, requirements gathering, technical solution design;
Perform development activities (coding, configuration), testing, and documentation;
Configure aspects of Hospital ERP Software to increase operational efficiencies for end-users, and enable rapid decision-making in the organization, through data analytics;
Provide ERP training to subject matter experts (SMEs) and end users;
Investigate and resolve issues/ defects with internal resources.

The Successful ApplicantJob RequirementsMUST HAVE- Higher Diploma/ Degree in Computer Science/ Information Systems/ related disciplines;- Applicants should have 4-6 years of full-time, professional coding experience using the C#.NET programming language.- Hands-on experience in XML, Restful API, JSON, CSS, Git;GOOD TO HAVE- Knowledge in one of the JS frameworks: React JS/ Angular JS- Experience in Bootstrap/ LINQ, Transact-SQL;- Knowledge on Mobile app including Java, Kotlin, Android Studio 3, Android SDK and Java SDK (Optional);- Self-motivated, good analytical and problem solving skills;- Good communication skill in both written and spoken English, Cantonese and Mandarin;- Immediately available is preferred.What's on OfferWhat's on Offer

13th Month double pay;
Family medical & dental insurance coverage;
Company's training and educational subsidies;

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