Epic Optime/Anesthesia Analyst

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Requirements

Technical reference / subject matter expert in mobile application development life cycle
Experience in agile-development lifecycle
Ability to translate business requirements into applications
Proficiency in design, development, and testing tasks

Responsibilities

Develop new complex mobile applications from top to bottom (user interface design, application design, implementation, unit and functional testing, deployment to customers).
Implement new features in existing mobile applications.
Act as a technical reference / subject matter expert in all areas of the mobile application development life cycle.
Contribute to the high-performance of the agile-development lifecycle by ensuring productive, consistent, and successful sprints by working to reduce blocking issues for the team.
Maintain existing mobile software systems by identifying and correcting software defects.
Participate in regular design and code reviews with development team members to confirm use of best practices.
Translate business requirements into applications by implementing the best strategy to ensure design meets performance, usability, reliability, and scalability standards.
Translate complex functional and technical requirements into detailed development tasks.
Estimate the duration of design, development, and testing tasks.
Prioritize and organize development tasks in order to contribute to meeting project and product development goals on-time and on-budget.
Author detailed documentation for source code created.
Understand and evaluate new technologies, develop skills in new technologies.

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