Software Engineer (.NET) at IQVIA

Type: Full-time

Description

IQVIA is hiring a Software Engineer (.NET) to develop, test, review, debug, and document software in the .NET framework and .NET Core. The role requires at least 2 years of .NET programming experience, proficiency with C#, ASP.NET, VB.NET, relational databases, JavaScript, HTML5/CSS, responsive design, and version control, along with strong communication and troubleshooting skills. Nice-to-have experience includes RESTful APIs, .NET Core 5/6, Blazor, RavenDB, cloud technologies such as AWS and Azure, and familiarity with SOAP, MSMQ, FTP, SOA, and microservices.

Required Skills

.NET
C#
ASP.NET
VB.NET
Relational databases
JavaScript
HTML5/CSS
Version control
Unit testing
Debugging

Additional Information

Minimum Education: Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field
Required Previous Experiences: 2+ years of .NET programming experience
Preferred Qualifications: Experience with large, highly scalable applications
RESTful APIs experience
Experience with .NET Core 5/6 and Blazor
NoSQL database experience such as RavenDB
Cloud technologies experience with AWS and Azure
Knowledge of SOAP, MSMQ, and FTP
Knowledge of SOA and microservices architecture

About IQVIA

IQVIA

Life Sciences

<h3>Your way further</h3> <p>Data and information is expanding by the minute and demand analytics that can keep the pace.</p> <p>IQVIA is inspired by the pace of change in healthcare. Our collective understanding of human health and the science of disease is deepening. Data and information is expanding by the minute, and demanding analytics that can keep up. Technologies are emerging and transforming the way we ask questions, find solutions and make decisions.</p> <p>We are also committed to harnessing and accelerating change, and creating real, actionable insights that modernize how drugs are developed and brought to market. Our driving goal is to help customers better understand this data so they are able to elevate value and outcomes for patients.  </p>