Urgent :: Medicaid Batch Developer w/Pharmacy

Medicaid Batch Developer w/Pharmacy

Duration: 6 + months

Location: Arkansas – Fully Remote

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Interview: MS TEAMS

*****Please read carefully comments from manager below*****

Hey team,

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-              the hiring team mentioned that the client that this role will be supporting mentioned this about the most recent resumes that were reviewed,

-              “My team reviewed these and none of these are C, UNIX, Oracle developers. We need a batch developer with Pharmacy experience”.

Description:

• Enterprise application design (n-tier, microservices, SOA)
• System integration & interface design (APIs, REST/SOAP)
• High-availability, scalable, and secure system architectures
• Medicaid, QNXT, and Pharmacy
• Cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform – especially government-compliant setups)
• Legacy system modernization and migration

Healthcare & Public Sector Systems

• Medicaid / MMIS systems knowledge
• Healthcare data standards (HIPAA, HL7, X12, FHIR)
• Eligibility, claims processing, provider management systems
• Regulatory and compliance-driven system design

Development & Technology Stack

• Java, .NET, or similar enterprise frameworks
• Front-end frameworks (Angular, React – design-level understanding)
• Database design (Oracle, SQL Server, PostgreSQL)
• Data modeling and performance tuning
• ETL and data integration tools

DevOps & Quality

• CI/CD pipelines
• Version control (Git)
• Automated testing strategies
• Environment management (Dev/Test/UAT/Prod)
• Security best practices and risk mitigation

Methodologies & Tools

• Agile / SAFe / Scrum
• UML, BPMN, system design documentation
• Jira, Confluence, Azure DevOps
• Requirements traceability and design governance

Soft Skills

Advisory & Leadership

• Solution ownership and technical decision-making
• Mentoring junior designers and developers
• Influencing without authority
• Stakeholder and client advisory engagement

Communication

• Translating business needs into technical solutions
• Presenting architecture to both technical and non-technical audiences
• Clear documentation and design rationale
• Facilitating design reviews and workshops

Analytical & Problem Solving

• Systems thinking and impact analysis
• Risk identification and mitigation planning
• Root cause analysis in complex environments

Collaboration

• Cross-functional teamwork (business, QA, ops, vendors)
• Client-facing collaboration in government environments
• Managing competing priorities across large programs

Adaptability

• Working with evolving regulations and policies
• Balancing legacy constraints with modern solutions
• Thriving in long-term, large-scale transformation projects