Qualifications: Two to three years professional experience in application development. As a full-stack developer, you must have a demonstrated history of proactively picking up new concepts and technologies, quickly and proficiently, and applying them to real-world solutions. Candidates must be smart, creative, self-motivated, organized and, most of all, have a passion for writing clean, well-documented code and is committed to life-long learning to advance their coding skills and techniques. Must have strong problem-solving skills and not afraid of learning and doing new things. We will only consider programmers who will take personal ownership for fully understanding the details of work assigned and learning what's needed to do the job right, on time and without being micromanaged. Recent Angular experience and an eye for design is a plus. Description: Every year, hundreds of thousands of Utahns trust Revere Health with their health and medical needs. You will play a key technical role, as a member of The Innovation Center, in imagining and developing the tools we need to positively impact their lives. You will deep dive into all areas of healthcare, working with huge, complex data sets and processes, both at the database and application level. You will always have to learn and master new skills and workflows to solve problems. There's never a cookie-cutter answer. Build solutions for both on-premise and Azure cloud environments. Our back-end stack is built largely on Microsoft technologies, working with Visual Studio IDE, C#, .Net API, and T-SQL. Our front-end stack relies heavily on Angular. But you will be asked to expand your knowledge to any framework, library, or language as needed. Projects often demand an understanding of NoSql, MVC, Web Services, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and integrating with third-party API services. Healthcare is constantly in flux so new tools and applications must constantly be built to meet the ever-changing needs. If that challenge excites you, please apply. Hours: Standard 8-hour work day.