Fullstack Analyst, Developer - 100%

About the job

Fullstack Analyst, Developer - 100%

• Full-time
• HUG contract type: Fixed-term
• Department: Directorate of Digital Transformation and AI

Company description

With more than 13,000 employees representing 160 professions, the Geneva University Hospitals are a reference institution at both national and international levels. To learn more about our institution, take a few minutes to consult our 2025 retrospective by clicking here.

The Directorate of Digital Transformation and Augmented Intelligence (DTN-AI) creates, integrates, and manages all IT applications of one of the most efficient hospital information systems to support the clinical and logistical activities of the Geneva University Hospitals. With a fleet of more than 12,500 workstations, 1,300 servers for over 250 applications serving all staff, available 24/7, the DTN-AI manages an HR information system for the 13,000 employees of the HUG and the 7 other Geneva institutions, as well as a high-performance ERP for the most complex logistical and financial processes.

The DTN-AI creates a cutting-edge electronic patient record and contributes to the reputation of the HUG thanks to its recognised functional richness and close collaborations with all healthcare professionals and their transversal management. Furthermore, the DTN-AI integrates both advanced and everyday biomedical equipment as well as specialised applications for all medical-technical platforms.

The mission of the DTN-AI is to support daily activities and build the future of a modern and efficient hospital, according to the institution's strategic axes, relying on best practices and the most demanding standards.

Job description

Join and strengthen a team composed of 2 fullstack developers and a lead developer, whose mission is to continue the development and evolution of the Greco application, the scheduling and teleconsultation management software used by staff. The software is also used by patients through the Concerto application. The team works in an agile manner, strongly inspired by the Scrum methodology while adapting to the constraints related to the hospital environment, which sometimes requires quickly switching tasks to adapt to priorities.

You participate in writing technical specifications, translating functional needs into detailed specifications. Based on the technical specifications, you develop the software, both front-end and back-end, using cutting-edge technologies and a microservices architecture. You evolve the solution and ensure its maintenance, while providing rigorous follow-up. Concretely, you autonomously develop the features and fixes assigned to you.

Thanks to your team spirit, you collaborate closely with the team to develop reliable and scalable solutions and features. You share best practices and adopt a critical and constructive approach with a view to continuous improvement, demonstrating a strong solution-oriented mindset.

Throughout the product lifecycle, thanks to your communication skills, you contribute to the optimal and structured development of the software, ensuring an essential link with the Greco coordinators of the various medical departments. You adapt your language according to your interlocutors to simplify technical terms, challenge proposed solutions, and actively collaborate with stakeholders to find the most relevant adaptations.

Moreover, you ensure the updating and writing of the necessary documentation. You make use of your summarising ability and pragmatism to carry out your mission within the allotted time and guarantee a quality result.

You actively participate in all phases of an IT project, from initiation to completion, ensuring the production of expected deliverables at each phase. Additionally, you provide level 3 user support, in relation with other DTN-AI services, while maintaining a strong customer orientation.

Qualifications

You hold a Master’s degree in computer science or an equivalent diploma, and you have at least five years of experience in a fullstack development role in contact with the business side.

You master a microservices architecture with Java/J2EE technologies using the Spring Framework, particularly Spring Boot, Spring Data r2dbc, Spring Cloud Stream, and Spring Security, as well as OAuth2, Hibernate, and SQL (Oracle, PostgreSQL). You have performed numerous unit and integration tests using Junit5 and Mockito testing tools. Knowledge of event-driven microservices architecture with Kafka is a significant asset.

For the frontend part, you have expertise in Angular, ideally version 20.

You know how to use collaboration tools (GIT, JIRA, and Confluence) as well as build tools Maven and Docker. A thorough knowledge of agile methods, especially Scrum, is an asset.

You demonstrate excellent interpersonal skills in multidisciplinary environments, combining communication, simplification of technical terms, and active listening to ensure understanding of needs.

You know how to take a step back and learn from feedback to improve. Your sense of initiative is a valuable asset for developing innovative solutions.

You show organisation, good interpersonal skills, and autonomy in problem-solving. Furthermore, you have demonstrated your capacity for initiative and wish to take on challenges in a demanding and highly technical environment.

Additional information

• Start date: to be agreed
• Number of positions: 1
• Work rate: 100%
• Job class: 20
• Contract: 12-month fixed-term contract
• Application deadline: 17.08.2026
• Contact for information: Mr A. Andriambelo, team leader, tel. 079 553 27 03

Your application must include a letter demonstrating your motivation, your CV, copies of diplomas and certificates required for the position, and the last 2 work certificates.

This announcement is addressed equally to women and men.

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