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As a UI Developer, you will design and develop full-stack applications for Natera's operations, optimizing workflows using the OutSystems low-code platform. Responsibilities include working with an engineering team, defining requirements, and building sustainable applications while ensuring compliance with training and privacy laws.

The Senior Software Quality Engineer will perform software verification, define test cases, and maintain automation frameworks. Responsibilities include debugging issues, developing testing strategies, and improving test methodologies. The role requires extensive experience in testing complex systems, especially in regulated environments, and strong skills in SQL and front-end automation tools.

The Software Engineer in Test III develops and maintains software automation test frameworks and tools, supports test infrastructure, conducts debugging and root cause analysis, integrates with deployment cycles, and collaborates with teams to improve testing methodologies and coverage.

As a Fullstack Engineer, you will design and maintain customer-facing web applications, working on complex system design and microservices APIs. You'll mentor team members, perform code reviews, and collaborate with various stakeholders to ensure best practices and efficient development processes, while also complying with HIPAA guidelines.

As a Senior Data Engineer at Natera, you will work on high-impact projects, collaborating with software engineers and product managers to develop and improve data integration and storage platforms for genomic applications using AWS and various database technologies. Your role involves design, implementation, development of applications, and mentoring other engineers.

The Staff Bioinformatics Engineer will lead projects in algorithm development and software engineering within Natera's Bioinformatics Research Team. Responsibilities include creating automation applications, collaborating across teams, maintaining high software standards, and optimizing code, with a focus on epigenomics in oncology.

The Lead Software Engineer in Test is responsible for end-to-end verification of software systems using manual and automated testing. They will define and execute test cases, develop test automation frameworks, perform debugging, and improve testing practices while collaborating with developers and product managers.

As a DevOps Test Engineer at Natera, you will streamline system testing, CI/CD processes, and automate system tests. Responsibilities include maintaining and enhancing test frameworks, managing test environments, implementing infrastructure as code practices, and collaborating with stakeholders on automation strategies.

The Software Quality Engineer will perform software verification, define and execute test cases, and participate in building a data-driven test automation framework. Responsibilities include debugging, root cause analysis, and collaborating closely with developers and product managers throughout the SDLC.

The Sr Automation Engineer will design and develop automated systems for clinical genomics assays, integrate software with laboratory automation tools, work with scientists on assay prototypes, and write documentation for system operations. They are responsible for managing projects and collaborating with various teams and external vendors.

The Sr Product Manager will develop and execute strategies for the company's centralized clinical order service, drive roadmap planning, collaborate with engineering and product teams, manage project backlogs, and ensure effective documentation and quality alignment.

The Lead Software Architect will create solution architecture for complex problems, drive technical projects, experiment with new technologies, and lead development teams. Responsibilities include promoting innovation, improving maintainability, and reducing costs through reuse, while nurturing engineers in best architectural practices.

As a Senior Software Engineer, you will focus on developing customer-facing web applications, collaborating with various teams to create user-friendly experiences. Responsibilities include system design, code reviews, mentoring, and developing scalable microservices while ensuring compliance with HIPAA regulations.

The Software Engineer will develop and refine bioinformatics pipelines, work with R&D to create algorithms and data analysis tools, troubleshoot and resolve defects, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards while delivering high-quality software solutions.

As a Senior Data Architect, you'll design and implement scalable data solutions, ensuring integration of cloud-native tools and ETL processes, while collaborating with cross-functional teams. Responsibilities include maintaining data quality, developing data warehousing solutions, and leveraging AIOps and MLOps best practices for optimized AI/ML operations.

The Inside Sales Supervisor will lead and manage the Organ Health Inside Sales team, setting goals, monitoring performance, and driving sales strategy execution. Responsibilities include mentoring team members, analyzing sales metrics, managing customer inquiries, and collaborating with sales leadership.

The Engineering Manager will lead a team in developing automation-first testing strategies and managing multiple projects in the Oncology domain. Responsibilities include assessing risks, collaborating with cross-functional teams, supporting agile methodologies, and guiding team development. The role focuses on driving quality and efficiency in software development for cancer testing solutions.

Supervises a team in a production environment, ensuring quality and performance goals are met. Provides training, conducts performance evaluations, and facilitates effective communication among departments. Monitors and validates adherence to processes related to insurance verification and prior authorization, while promoting a positive work environment.

The Software Engineer III will design, develop, and maintain integration solutions for EMR systems, collaborate with product managers for requirements, and support quality assurance efforts. They will work on enhancing medical applications and systems integration involving third-party systems and internal LIMS.

The Supervisor of Denials and Appeals leads a team in managing insurance claims and denial processes. Responsibilities include overseeing team performance, training, ensuring policy adherence, and improving revenue cycle efficiency. The role requires strong communication, organizational skills, and the ability to analyze reimbursement information.