Java Programmers will work with our global partners and groups within IHS to contribute towards open source projects geared towards collecting, organizing, and analyzing health information and other data in a resource efficient and widely applicable manner primarily using mobile devices.

Here's a loose description of the sort of person we are looking for:

· Exceptional problem solving skills

· Leadership skills and the ability to take initiative

· Should be able to think from a bird's eye perspective

· The ability to disagree politely

· Good writing and oral communication skills

· Must not be a loner. If you think you work best alone, then you are probably not right for this position

· Should be able to multi-task

· Should have a can-do attitude

· Should be fluent in English and Urdu. Other languages a plus

· Should be willing to travel to remote destinations both internationally and locally.

· Must be passionate about making a difference through your work

Education/Experience Required:

Java Programmers typically have a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science with experience of programming in Java. Working Knowledge of Android, J2ME, Spring, and Hibernate are a definite plus.

What does IHS do for you?

· Great environment, great people. And yes, we really do mean that.

· Staying on at IHS the opportunity to network at a global level. For example, with our consortium members and partners which include: University of Bergen in Norway, MIT Poverty Action Lab, Johns Hopkins, University of Southern Maine etc in USA, Makerere University in Uganda, Nokia and soon.

· Historically, employees at IHS have moved on to Master's and PhD programs in the USA at universities like Harvard, Columbia and Stanford or in Europe at places like the University of Bergen. You could also choose to move on to other international non-profits

You are given a fairly large degree of freedom about how you approach your task. As long as you get your work done, we are happy.