Software Developer (Medical Software – Customization)

Software Developer (Medical Software – Customization)The primary function of this position is the customization of software based on customer specifications. Primary responsibilities will include direct interaction with customers to identify specifications and provide support; design, customization, and electronic delivery of interactive medical report templates; customization of quantitative analysis and data-handling utilities; and documentation of customizations and customer interaction. About ProSolv Problem Solving Concepts, Inc. (ProSolv), a medical information management company based in Indianapolis, Indiana, is an industry-leading provider of medical image and information management software for echocardiography, cardiac catheterization, vascular, ECG and nuclear laboratories throughout the world. The company’s products are being used in leading medical institutions throughout the United States, Canada, Australia, Japan and Europe. ProSolv offers a competitive benefits package. Our benefit package includes: group health care insurance, including dental and vision, long term disability insurance, optional short-term disability insurance and life and accident insurance and a 401(k) plan. Salary requirements should be submitted for consideration.
REQUIREMENTS
Job Requirements • Bachelor's degree in computer science or related field with programming experience • Strong verbal and written communication skills; professional presence • Ability to prioritize and handle multiple functions • Previous experience in related discipline is a plus but not required • Any exposure to the medical field, particularly cardiology, is a plus but not required • In addition to the above, all ProSolv employees are expected to: o Promote teamwork and cooperative effort o Help train and give guidance to other ProSolv employees o Provide customers with the highest quality products and services o Understand and apply appropriate quality improvement processes o Promote the ProSolv standards of business conduct