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Java Developer Vacancy at eHealth4everyone

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Position title: Java Developer. Location: Abuja.

About the role

Java Developer job opportunity is available at eHealth4everyone for individuals who possess degree in Computer Science, Information Systems Management, Computer Engineering or any closely related field.

  • We are looking for a Java Enterprise (Web) Software Developer to join our team.

Responsibilities

  • S/he will write software codes for the improvement of existing apps and the development of new apps.
  • S/he will be involved in requirements analysis and feature development.
  • S/he will support the creation of user-centered systems and solutions by developing, implementing, and maintaining software components and interfaces.

Experience and qualifications

  • Qualification: A degree in Computer Science, Information Systems Management, Computer Engineering or any closely related field is required.
  • Experience: At least one (1) year experience developing Java applications in an Agile environment. Experience developing and working with OpenMRS and server maintenance is a great advantage.
  • Skills: Good knowledge of Tomcat, Java, OpenMRS, Spring framework, MySQL, etc.

REMUNERATION :-

31st March, 2020.

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WHO IS eHealth4everyone?

eHealth4everyone is a leading digital health social enterprise dedicated to making the world healthier. We are a new kind of mission-driven organization with services, expertise and products focused on making the business of healthcare delivery work for everyone, through technology-enabled optimizations. We believe that if health is a right, proven digital health solutions and expertise such as ours should not be a privilege.

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