Low-Code Software Engineer at eHealth4everyone

Job Description

• We are looking for a Low-code Software engineer who will be responsible for developing applications using a low-code development platform, setting up and configuring systems for each project’s unique requirements which revolves around:
• Delivering enterprise applications with minimal traditional coding needed·
• Working with three key elements: form builders, pre-built templates, drag-and-drop visual interface, entity builder
• Researching and analyzing internal business processes with the scope of optimizing and automating them
• Building technology like a software engineer, but faster and smarter using productivity tools
• Strong confidence in leading customer project engagements is essential, but it can be gained in time too.

Qualifications
Experience:

• Minimum (2) years experience with: technical Support, specializing in software and problem diagnosis, experience with frontend frameworks.

Skills:

• Knowledge of APIs and experience of software integration
• Agile working practice, structured project management, and communication
• Ability to diagnose application issues and to decide what can be done with low-code instead of traditional coding (80/20 rule)
• Intuition about how an idea can be turned to an actual working application using drag and drop visual environment
• Familiarity with pre-built templates, drag-and-drop visual interface, entity builder
• An ability to work remotely across multiple projects
• Productivity and performance focus
• Curious and a continuous hunger for learning and staying up to date with the latest solutions on the market (especially in the low-code field)
• Analytical mind Creativity, open-minded attitude
• Knowledge of Google sheets, Zapier, Google Forms, Office365, Microsoft Automate and other automation tools are added advantage.

Requirements:

• A detailed CV that contains links to previous/current projects, Social media & Github accounts and current communities of your membership. Applicants without these may not be considered.