Software Engineer - Test and Quality
Mayo Clinic1 day ago
Rochester, MN, USAEntry Level
Responsibilities
- Own software testing and quality for data-centric clinical and analytic applications.
- Build and maintain automated test suites that verify delivered software against requirements.
- Contribute to backend services and applications for data warehousing, big data, business intelligence, analytics, and machine learning.
- Develop resilient, scalable cloud-based microservices that meet uptime and accuracy targets.
- Program in high-level languages such as Go, Python, and Java.
- Work on deployment automation and configuration management using specified DevOps tools.
- Perform expert-level troubleshooting, system investigation, and root cause analysis.
- Document processes and source code and collaborate with product, architecture, data engineering, platform, and solutions teams.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field, or an associate degree in those fields plus two additional years of relevant experience.
- At least one year of software engineering experience including internships, or two years of experience coding applications or services in a high-level language.
- Experience with modern application development frameworks and professional software engineering practices across the software development life cycle.
- Knowledge of coding standards, code reviews, source control management, build processes, testing, and operations.
- Experience with Agile software development techniques.
- Strong technical aptitude, problem-solving and time-management skills, and strong verbal and written communication skills.
- Preferred experience with open-source technologies, cloud-based services, Google and Azure cloud environments, databases, analytics, big data systems, business intelligence products, distributed systems, healthcare software, and automated software test suites.
About Mayo Clinic
Mayo Clinic is a nonprofit academic medical center and health system providing hospital and specialty care, research, and medical education to patients globally. It operates major campuses in Rochester, Minnesota (headquarters), Phoenix/Scottsdale, Arizona, and Jacksonville, Florida, plus a regional health system across the Midwest. Revenue comes primarily from clinical services, complemented by research grants and education programs; specialties include heart care, cancer, transplantation, and neurosciences.