Programmer
Siloam Hospitals
- Tangerang, IndonesiaJL. Boulevard Sudirman No. 1688, Lippo Karawaci, Tangerang, Banten, IndonesiaTangerangBantenIndonesiaIndonesia
- Full timeFULL_TIME
Expired 5 years ago
2018-12-30T17:00:00+00:00Job closed.
Job Description
As the largest private hospitals in Indonesia that offer a comprehensive range of specialized medical services, Siloam Hospitals are aiming to pioneer and transform healthcare delivery in Indonesia, committed to fulfilling our mission to providing better access to quality healthcare for all Indonesian across the archipelago. For the forthcoming projects and initiatives in which opportunities abound for transformative innovation in healthcare delivery, we are looking for Software Engineers with responsibilities as follows:
- Execute end-to-end software development life cycle (system analysis and design, development, testing, deployment and maintenance)
- Collaborate with the IT team to develop and continuously troubleshoot and improve system performance
- Communicate closely with clients/stakeholders to analyze requirements and input concerning maintenance and performance of system
- Translate business requirements into feasible technical specifications, design, and solution
- Perform analysis on product workflow to improve product effectivity
- Identify potential issues and providing scalable recommendations
- Handle testing and assessment documentations for references
Minimum Qualifications
- Graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in IT, Computer Science, Informatics Engineering or other related majors
- Exceptional ability to work anywhere in the technical stack
- Deep understanding of disciplined approach to documenting requirements, specifications, and test scripts for quality assurance
- Ability to develop in .NET programming language and knowledge of relational databases, SQL server or microservice architecture
- Self-starter with strong analytical skills and excellent can-do attitude
- Great communication skills
- Must be willing to be placed in Karawaci, Tangerang
- Eager to learn and passionate to be the pioneer to transform healthcare delivery in Indonesia
Jobs Summary
- Job Level
- Entry Level / Junior, Apprentice
- Job Category
- IT and Software
- Educational Requirement
- Bachelor's degree graduate
- Recruiter response to application
- Sometimes
- Office Address
- JL. Boulevard Sudirman No. 1688, Lippo Karawaci, Tangerang, Banten, Indonesia
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About Siloam Hospitals
The Siloam Hospitals Group is Indonesia’s most progressive and innovative healthcare provider, offering World Class Healthcare, employing over 2,200 doctors, nurses and medical personnel, and serving over 1 million patients annually. As Indonesia continues to grow economically, there are resulting challenges to ensure equity in opportunity, including access to affordable healthcare. Siloam Hospitals Group was established with a vision to increase equitable access to quality, affordable healthcare across Indonesia.
This concept is underpinned by business strategy that enables the group to provide more services to more people, lowering costs for the individual and thus, increasing affordability. The Siloam Hospitals Group’s exceptional operational and quality standards are enabled by the use of leading-edge technology, equipment and training. SHG’s collaboration with the Mochtar Riady Institute of Nanotechnology (MRIN) and the Universitas Pelita Harapan’s Faculty of Medicine and School of Nursing is unique to Indonesia and demonstrates Siloam’s committment to creating sustainable healthcare services.
The Siloam Hospital Group’s transformation has set the benchmark for quality healthcare services in Indonesia. In 2007, Siloam Hospitals Lippo Village became the first hospital in Indonesia to receive international accreditation from the USA-based Joint Commission International (JCI), which was re-accredited in 2010.