Must haves

7+ years of hands-on ReactJS development experience building complex production-grade web applications. 10+ years of Java, JDBC, and Spring Boot development experience, including backend services, APIs, integrations, and database-driven applications. 5+ years of hands-on specialist experience with Pexip APIs and Zoom APIs, including integration of video platform capabilities into enterprise or healthcare applications. Strong hands-on experience with HL7v2 interfaces, FHIR APIs, clinical workflow integration, scheduling integration, and healthcare interoperability patterns. Experience integrating React applications with Java/Spring Boot microservices, external APIs, video platforms, identity systems, healthcare integration services, and backend data services. Experience working with NetIQ workflows, identity-enabled application workflows, access management workflows, or enterprise IAM workflow integration. Experience designing and supporting secure, scalable, accessible, auditable, and maintainable healthcare.

Responsibilities

Design, develop, test, and support ReactJS frontend components for the Agency Virtual Care Products. Build and maintain Java, JDBC, and Spring Boot backend services supporting virtual care workflows, video integration, session management, scheduling integration, and operational reporting. Integrate Zoom APIs and Pexip APIs into provider-facing, patient-facing, and administrative virtual care workflows. Develop and support virtual care capabilities including waiting rooms, breakout workflows, session routing, meeting initiation, participant management, provider handoff workflows, and multi-party clinical encounter support. Design, implement, and troubleshoot HL7v2 and FHIR-based integration components related to scheduling, encounter context, patient/provider context, and virtual visit workflows. Support integration with NetIQ workflows and identity-enabled application processes, including role-based and context-aware workflow behaviour. Participate in retirement and replacement of legacy TSM-related functionality by implementing modern, secure, maintainable application and integration components. Collaborate with architects, video platform teams, integration teams, security, privacy, product owners, UX, QA, and operations stakeholders. Develop and maintain APIs, data access layers, backend business logic, message processing logic, integration services, and operational support components. Support AWS OpenSearch integration where required for search, discovery, logging, analytics, troubleshooting, or operational reporting. Work with test resources to support unit testing, integration testing, interface testing, regression testing, defect resolution, release readiness, and production implementation. Prepare technical design documentation, API documentation, data mapping documentation, configuration notes, deployment notes, and knowledge transfer materials.

Desired Skills

Experience with Telemedicine Network workflows virtual care workflows, and video service delivery models. Experience with video bridge programming, Pexip configuration, Pexip API integration, Zoom API integration, and virtual visit workflow orchestration. Experience building Java Spring Boot microservices in a healthcare, virtual care. Experience with AWS OpenSearch for search, discovery, logging, analytics, operational monitoring, or troubleshooting use cases. Experience with scheduling workflows, encounter workflows, provider workflows, patient workflows, privacy, security, accessibility, audit logging, and operational monitoring.

Required Skills

ReactJS frontend development. Java, JDBC, and Spring Boot backend development. REST API design, integration, troubleshooting, and documentation. Pexip API and Zoom API integration. HL7v2 interface design, development, testing, and troubleshooting. FHIR API integration and clinical workflow integration. Video platform workflow integration, including video bridge integration, participant management, waiting room workflows, breakout workflows, and provider/patient workflow support. NetIQ workflow or enterprise IAM workflow integration. Secure application development, including authentication, authorization, audit logging, privacy-aware design, and role/context-based access. Database access, data modelling, SQL, JDBC, and backend integration patterns.

Evaluation Criteria

ReactJS, Java, JDBC, Spring Boot, API development, database integration, secure coding, and production application development experience. 25 Points Specialist experience with Pexip APIs, Zoom APIs, video platform integration, video workflow implementation, video bridge programming, and virtual care workflow orchestration. 30 Points HL7v2, FHIR, scheduling integration, clinical workflow integration, NetIQ workflow integration, IAM workflow integration, and enterprise integration experience. 25 Points Digital health, virtual care, AWS Experience 20 Points

Requirements

Deliverables: ReactJS frontend components supporting Virtual Care Product workflows. Java/JDBC/Spring Boot backend services and APIs supporting video workflow modernization. Zoom API and Pexip API integration components. Video workflow capabilities such as waiting rooms, breakout workflows, session routing, participant management, provider workflows, patient workflows, and multi-party visit support. HL7v2 and FHIR integration components supporting scheduling, encounter, patient, provider, and virtual visit workflows. NetIQ workflow integration components or configuration support. AWS OpenSearch integration artifacts where required. Technical design documents, API specifications, interface specifications, data mapping documents, configuration notes, deployment notes, and operational support documentation. Unit, integration, regression, interface, and release validation support.

Defect fixes, code reviews, sprint deliverables, demos, and release support

Must Haves

7+ years of hands-on ReactJS development experience building complex production-grade web applications. 10+ years of Java, JDBC, and Spring Boot development experience, including backend services, APIs, integrations, and d