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Precision Medicine Group

SQL Developer II

Remote, United States (Remote)From $95kmidAdded today

About this role

Precision AQ is seeking a SQL Developer II to design, develop, and optimize data solutions for healthcare market access clients. You'll work primarily in Microsoft SQL Server, owning complex data pipelines and ETL processes with minimal oversight while collaborating across delivery, engineering, and client teams.

What you'll do

  • Design, develop, and maintain SQL-based data solutions for client and product deliverables
  • Build and optimize complex queries, stored procedures, functions, and database objects for performance and scalability
  • Develop and maintain ETL pipelines to integrate, transform, and validate large datasets
  • Ensure data accuracy and integrity through validation, reconciliation, and quality checks
  • Partner with Product Delivery, Client Services, Engineering, and Product teams to translate requirements into technical solutions
  • Support production systems, resolve data-related issues, and maintain clear documentation of processes and SQL logic

What they're looking for

  • Microsoft SQL Server (T-SQL, stored procedures, functions, views)
  • Query optimization, indexing strategies, and execution plan analysis
  • ETL pipeline development and maintenance
  • Data modeling, validation, and quality assurance
  • Azure DevOps or Git version control and CI/CD concepts
  • Performance troubleshooting and root cause analysis
  • Technical and non-technical communication
  • C#, .NET, APIs, or JavaScript (preferred)
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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a complex T-SQL query you optimized in production and the performance improvements you achieved.
  • Describe your experience building and maintaining ETL pipelines—what challenges have you encountered and how did you address them?