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Mid-level .NET developer title and 4–7 years are common but WPF and healthcare integration narrow applicant pool.
Core .NET skills are transferable but WPF desktop and healthcare interoperability needs raise domain-specific fit sensitivity.
Explicit 4–7 years plus mandatory C#, .NET, WPF, gRPC/REST, CI/CD and healthcare integration skills increases screening strictness.
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Design, develop, and maintain Windows desktop healthcare applications using C#, .NET 8+, WPF, and MVVM architecture.
Develop and integrate gRPC and REST APIs to facilitate communication among medical devices, enterprise platforms, and cloud services.
Build and support integrations with enterprise messaging, hospital workflows, and AI-enabled features including speech, OCR, and analytics.
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Electronics, Software Engineering, or related field.
4–7 years of professional software development experience.
Proficiency in C#, .NET Framework/.NET Core/.NET 8+, WPF, MVVM, dependency injection, multithreading, and asynchronous programming.
Experience with gRPC, REST APIs, Git, Azure DevOps, CI/CD pipelines, automated testing (xUnit/NUnit/MSTest).
Experienced in complex distributed or client-server applications troubleshooting and optimization.
Familiar with AI/ML integrations in healthcare software, including Voice AI, Generative AI, OCR, and analytics platforms.
Knowledgeable about hospital enterprise systems, healthcare interoperability standards (HL7, FHIR, DICOM), and EMR/EHR platform integrations.