Job Detail

SwissRDL is a centre of excellence for Medical Registries and Data Linkage and part of the Institute of
Social and Preventive Medicine (ISPM), University of Bern. We maintain, support, monitor and analyse
medical registries in a range of disciplines relevant to medical research and public health.

SwissRDL, Medical Registries and Data Linkage group is looking for a

Software Engineer Java (70-100%)

You will be part of a team of software developers, data managers, epidemiologists, and statisticians
implementing, maintaining and supporting a range of medical registries. We develop and maintain our own
software for medical registries and documentation. You will develop new features and applications and support
users of our registries and IT-partners at the hospital. You will be closely working with the software developers
and data managers and will collaborate with several partners in and outside Switzerland.

Main tasks:

• Programming of new features and applications in Java


• Support web services from hospitals and other external partners


• Support users and IT-specialists at hospitals


• Close collaboration with the IT-team of the institute


• Communication and collaboration with external partners and experts

Requirements:

• Higher education in IT, programming and/or system administration (MSc, BSc)


• Experience in Java programming, at least 3 years


• Experience in Spring/JSF2/Angular/HTML5/CSS is an asset


• Experience in database management, SQL, is an asset


• Ability to work independently and interact with interdisciplinary teams

The post is open as of today. Salary depends on qualification and experience. If you are looking for an exciting
position in a highly motivated interdisciplinary team with flexible working hours, please send your CV with
motivation letter to Larisa Cárdenas, e-Mail: hr@ispm.unibe.ch.
For further information please contact Dr. Adrian Spörri, Head of SwissRDL, Tel. 031 631 35 50,
adrian.spoerri@ispm.unibe.ch

SwissRDL, Medical Registries and Data Linkage, University of Bern, Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine,
Mittelstrasse 43, 3012 Bern, Switzerland, www.SwissRDL.ispm.unibe.ch