Software Development at Mylab
Are you a software development professional? Looking for a new direction in your career? Our user-focused software offers a variety of tasks, from frontend and backend development to integrations. Join us and put your skills to work for the benefit of healthcare!
Here’s what you can expect when you work at Mylab:
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Your code won’t get lost in a drawer
The systems we develop are used in healthcare laboratories and hospitals around the clock.
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2 hours/week dedicated to developing your skills
Once per sprint, we also have an innovation day. We support you in growing and developing as a professional.
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Technology stack
Our tech stack includes Kotlin, TypeScript, Python, C#, Java, and Intersystems IRIS, which is used in the medical field. Our primary database is PostgreSQL.
Hear from Mylabians:
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
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Our web-based systems offer solutions for managing and transporting data related to healthcare laboratory tests and diagnostics throughout the entire laboratory process, from test orders to results.
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We hire both junior and more experienced software developers. Depending on the role and team, the tech stack may vary. Experience with object-oriented programming (Kotlin, Java, Python, etc.) and databases is always useful.
In addition to various programming languages and libraries, experience with large systems is useful, as is an understanding of how communication between different services works. However, the most important thing is the willingness to learn and do meaningful work with us!
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Yes. We use agile working methods and Scrum in software development. We work in three-week sprints.
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At Mylab, everyone can choose the location and way of working that suits them best. Remote work is common for us, but many also enjoy coming to the office.
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Mylabians can choose between a Mac, Windows, or Linux machine as their work computer. We also provide a monitor for your home office. Each Mylab employee has an annual budget for purchasing items such as better-than-standard headphones, a keyboard, or a mouse.