PolicyStat | Python + Django Software Engineer | onsite: Indianapolis, Indiana | remote: Indiana, New Jersey, or other locations* | Full Time | $80k to $110k+ USD/yr
https://www.icontracts.com/policy-management/
PolicyStat's mission is to improve healthcare delivery through better processes. We help our clients make their policies and procedures easier to find, access, and manage.
As a critical member of our small product team, you'll assume several roles including back-end and front-end development, on-call support, API design, architecture, operations and database engineering.
Description + Apply: http://bit.ly/pstat-python-hire-2019
Some exciting things we're doing now that you can help with:
- Full product/site mobile-first redesign using React
- Switching from Python 2.7 to Python 3
Interview Process:
1. Application review.
2. Complete a small timed work sample (no more than 45 minutes) in Python designed to represent what your day to day work would look like.
3. Conversation with the Product team lead.
4. Complete a timed work sample project (no more than 4 hours) that is representative of the kind of projects you'll be working on.
5. On-site (or remote) culture conversation with the team + face to face interviews.
Full details provided in the automated email sent out after you apply.
https://www.icontracts.com/policy-management/
PolicyStat's mission is to improve healthcare delivery through better processes. We help our clients make their policies and procedures easier to find, access, and manage.
As a critical member of our small product team, you'll assume several roles including back-end and front-end development, on-call support, API design, architecture, operations and database engineering.
Description + Apply: http://bit.ly/pstat-python-hire-2019
Some exciting things we're doing now that you can help with:
- Full product/site mobile-first redesign using React
- Switching from Python 2.7 to Python 3
Interview Process:
1. Application review.
2. Complete a small timed work sample (no more than 45 minutes) in Python designed to represent what your day to day work would look like.
3. Conversation with the Product team lead.
4. Complete a timed work sample project (no more than 4 hours) that is representative of the kind of projects you'll be working on.
5. On-site (or remote) culture conversation with the team + face to face interviews.
Full details provided in the automated email sent out after you apply.