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C Pro* C Developer with Unix Date: Jul 26, 2026 Location: Bangalore, KA, IN, 560100 Chennai, TN, IN, 600032 Req ID: 34956 Work Mode: Remote India Summary As an C Pro* C Developer with Unix at Gainwell, you can contribute your skills as we harness the power of technology to help our clients improve the health and well-being of the members they serve a communitys most vulnerable. Connect your passion with purpose, teaming with people who thrive on finding innovative solutions to some of healthcares biggest challenges. This role is strictly involved in the development of the product and does not involve access to Protected Health Information (PHI) & Personally Identifiable Information (PII) or any secured/confidential client data. The work is limited to application development and does not include handling or processing of sensitive health information. Your role in our mission As a (C/Pro*C)Software Developer at Gainwell, you will be performing design, development, testing activities. Supporting the full life cycle of development processes for creating services. Investigating and resolve complex business and technical product integration matters of significance. Focusing on a specific product or family of technologies in multiple platforms; functions independently within a business area and assists at the enterprise level to influence the technical decisions during various phases of the project. Technical Expertise & Essential Job Functions Working Experience with the following technologies: C Unix/Linux Systems. Oracle SQL, PL/SQL. Codes, tests, debugs, implements, and documents programs. Assists in the modification of company products and/or customer/internal systems to meet the needs of the client and/or end-user. Gathers information from the system, analyses program and time requirements, and prepares documentation to change existing programs. Researches and analyses existing systems and program requirements, under periodic supervision. What we're looking for Designs programs for projects or enhancements to existing programs. Writes specifications for programs of low to moderate complexity. Assists in resolving production support problems. Develops and suggests alternative approaches to resolving problems. Develops test plans to verify logic of new or modified programs. Identifies issues as appropriate. Creates appropriate documentation in work assignments such as program code, and technical documentation. Conducts quality assurance activities such as peer reviews. Expertise in Batch job automation and notification services. Complex SQL work experience and query tuning expertise. Experience working with Member, Managed Care, Provider, Financial, Claims domain is a plus. What you should expect in this role Work Environment : Remote .
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