Full Stack .Net Engineer (Health Care)
Krisvconsulting Services Pte Ltd · United States · 2026-08-03
About this role
Full Stack .NET Developer (HMS) Location: Remote / WFH Employment Type: Permanent with Client Key Responsibilities (6)
Design, develop, and maintain Hospital Management System (HMS) modules using ASP.NET Core / .NET 6+.
Build and manage RESTful APIs for integration with healthcare and third-party systems (LIS, PACS, Insurance, etc.).
Develop responsive front-end interfaces using Angular or React for hospital users.
Design and optimize SQL Server databases, ensuring performance, reliability, and data integrity.
Ensure system security, scalability, and compliance with healthcare standards (FHIR, HL7, HIPAA/PDPA).
Collaborate in architecture design, code reviews, CI/CD deployments, and mentor junior developers.
Requirements (6)
5–8 years of hands-on experience in Full Stack .NET development (ASP.NET Core, C#, MVC, Entity Framework).
Strong front-end skills in HTML, CSS, JavaScript/TypeScript, Angular or React.
Solid experience with Microsoft SQL Server, including performance tuning and complex queries.
Proven experience in API development and system integration, preferably in healthcare environments.
Familiarity with DevOps tools, CI/CD pipelines, and cloud or on-prem deployments (Azure, IIS, Docker).
Strong problem-solving, communication skills, and ability to work independently in a remote setup.
Originally posted on Himalayas
Skills asked for
- .net
- angular
- react
- ci/cd
- c#
- html
- css
- javascript
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