We are a well-funded not-for-profit project tasked with building the open-source DHIS2 platform, the world’s most widely-deployed health information system. The project is based at the HISP Centre at the University of Oslo (UiO) where we operate as an independent software development organization.

With us you get a chance to work on problems which really matter: Improving the health and well-being of people around the world through access and use of information. Our platform is used in more than 90 countries worldwide and has the scale and adoption which will allow you to make an impact globally.

We give you a lot of flexibility and freedom and there is no micro-management or strict hierarchies. At DHIS2 we believe you will do your best work if you fully understand the context in which the system operates. As a result you are encouraged to engage directly with our projects, take part in the design process and get feedback from users in the field.

DHIS2 is hiring an Integration Engineer to work with our global integration and interoperability team. This is a full-time position on a 1-year renewable contract, with the option to work remotely or from Oslo, Norway.

About This Role

As DHIS2 Integration Engineer, you will work as part of a small team to design and implement DHIS2 integration scenarios in a variety of countries, with a variety of software systems and frameworks, and for a variety of use cases (with a primary focus on the larger health information system context).

The Integration Engineer will be part of a global team of experts doing similar work across different regions. He/she will be expected to participate fully in the working of the team, with additional responsibility for leading a community of practice of integrators in the HISP community, providing guidance, examples, and advocacy.

What you’ll do:

• Work as part of a small team designing and implementing DHIS2 integration scenarios
• Lead a community of practice of integrators in HISP community providing guidance, examples, advocacy
• Some travel may be required as COVID-19 travel restrictions allow

Required:

• Passionate about working on a meaningful, impactful, and challenging global project
• Proven experience on significant interoperability projects
• Experienced java programmer (Spring framework)
• Experienced in linux operating environment
• Fluent in English to a professional level (written and oral)
• Strong problem solving and communication skills

Bonus:

• Experience with Apache Camel
• Experience with HL7 FHIR, ICD10/11, SNOMED-CT, LOINC
• Knowledge of DHIS2 and/or other open source health applications (eg OpenMRS)

Location and Employment Details

Remote (Oslo Time Zone +/- 2 hours). This is a full-time position on a 1-year renewable contract.