CRM 2011 Consultants

Thu, 26 Jan 2012 22:14

Application Close Date: Open posting | Country:  

Atlantis Healthcare is a global leader specializing in the development of innovative support programmes for people living with chronic diseases. We are looking for  talented C# developers with experience in a fast paced AGILE environment to join our global development team based in Auckland New Zealand. If you see yourself as a dynamic, savvy individual who thrives on a challenge and embraces change, then this is the role for you.

You will have an aptitude for working in a client-driven environment, where understanding and meeting the objectives of clients across complex internal stakeholder groups is paramount.  You understand how to move projects through robust approval processes, and know what it takes to problem solve in challenging and unchartered territories.  You will work closely with all internal disciplines including client service teams, strategists, technology and production support teams along with  external suppliers.

Key tasks will include:

To help design, maintain and rollout our company’s patient support system offering ‘OnTrack’;

ontrack

 

You will be part of the team that ensures the company’s technology enables the business to achieve its business objectives which will include delivering quality Patient Support Programs to clients and enabling clients to extract useful information from those systems.

You will be part of the team’s research and development efforts and contribute to the architectural and strategic direction of Atlantis Healthcare’s technology offerings.

Our ideal candidate will have:

  • Project experience with MSCRM 2011 and c# .net applications
  • Initiate and the ability to work independently as required
  • Excellent attention to detail
  • Experience constructing user stories
  • Experience working within Microsoft Team Foundation Server
  • A highly focused customer service ethic

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