Java Developer
Shivani SainiUnited StatesSENIORPosted 7d ago
JavaFacetsMainframeDataStageTalendMedicaidHealthcareAPIsETLJ2EE
About the Role
We are seeking an experienced Java Developer to support implementation of state-specific Medicaid regulatory changes across healthcare applications. This role requires strong technical expertise in Java, Facets, and healthcare domain knowledge.
Key Responsibilities
• Analyze regional/state Medicaid regulatory requirements and translate them into technical changes across Facets and surrounding applications
• Design, develop, configure, and maintain solutions supporting member enrollment, eligibility, membership maintenance, benefits and plan configuration
• Develop and enhance Java-based applications, APIs, interfaces, batch programs, and integration components supporting Facets
• Develop or modify Mainframe programs and batch-processing components supporting Medicaid processes
• Build and maintain ETL/data integration solutions using IBM DataStage and Talend
• Analyze upstream and downstream impacts of regulatory changes across systems
• Support system integration testing, regression testing and production implementation
Requirements
• Deep hands-on expertise in Mainframe or Java, plus strong Facets and integration knowledge
• Strong hands-on experience with TriZetto Facets
• Strong Java/J2EE engineering and programming skills
• Experience with IBM DataStage and Talend or comparable ETL technologies
• Strong understanding of Medicaid managed-care operations and state-specific regulatory requirements
• Experience implementing regulatory or business-rule changes within healthcare payer platforms
• Strong Facets experience in membership, eligibility, benefits, claims, adjudication, pricing/payment processing
Preferred
• Medicare-Medicaid/dual-eligible experience
• Experience working with multiple state Medicaid programs
• Experience supporting large health plans or Medicaid MCO environments
• Healthcare EDI/X12 knowledge
• Knowledge of automated CI/CD, code quality and test automation practices