Full-Time
Software Developer Intermediate
Smile Digital Health
201-500 employees
Health data platform enabling FHIR interoperability
Compensation Overview
CA$90k - CA$110k/yr
Toronto, ON, Canada
Remote
Remote within Canada; candidate must reside in Canada.
Bachelor's
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- 5+ years of full-cycle software development lifecycle experience. Experience in the healthcare and/or technology industry, preferred.
- Post-secondary education in computer science, computer engineering, or similar and/or equivalent work experience.
- Hands-on experience with Java and the Spring framework, building and consuming RESTful APIs, working with relational databases using SQL, and using Git for version control in collaborative development environments.
- Solid understanding of the full software development lifecycle, including continuous integration (CI) pipelines for build automation, containerization and deployment using Docker, and related DevOps practices.
- Develop middleware products, unit test practices (TDD), transaction processing
- Creating and maintaining clear technical documentation.
- Ability to maintain repositories with a focus on code health and quality.
- Experience in end-to-end feature development.
- Knowledge or experience in healthcare, HL7/ FHIR, an asset.
- Support the design, development, and implementation of diverse applications using web technologies.
- Create and maintain detailed technical product and end user support documentation.
- Evaluate requirements and propose high level design and technical solutions at all stages of development.
- Analyze solutions and applications to ensure that they are interoperable, performant and maintainable.
- Write high-quality and well-documented code for projects to ensure adherence to team and/or department coding standards.
- Evaluate and provide accurate estimated timelines for development requirements.
- Participate in and perform code reviews to ensure quality, proactive identification of defects, and recommend improvements.
- Investigate and resolve complex technical challenges for assigned projects.
- Maintain in-depth knowledge of technologies that will be used in new and existing modules of the solution (e.g., Machine Learning frameworks, data storage and capture frameworks etc.).
- Advise and provide feedback and recommendations on quality technical design and industry trends.
- Support in complex projects for other colleagues including, but not limited to, supporting the workflow and providing expert advice and solutions to escalated and complex project challenges and roadblocks.
- Actively participate in setting and maintaining software development best practices within the department and team.
- Nice to have: Full-stack development experience, including front-end technologies such as Angular, JavaScript, and tools like Node.js and npm, along with a solid understanding of HTTP protocols and browser-based development.
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Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$65M
Headquarters
Toronto, Canada
Founded
2016
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- February 2025 FirePower credit financing added $15 million for product expansion and growth.
- September 2025 CMS Health Tech Ecosystem support positions Smile for payer compliance demand.
- February 2026 releases added Snowflake support, MegaScale bulk export, and tighter consent controls.
What critics are saying
- August 2024 restructuring and 2025 employee complaints signal continuing execution instability and retention damage.
- CMS-0057-F compliance becomes mandatory in January 2027; missed deployments hand contracts to Epic or Oracle.
- If Smile loses HAPI FHIR relevance, its standards moat erodes and the platform commoditizes.
What makes Smile Digital Health unique
- Smile’s FHIR-first platform unifies payer, provider, and government workflows across 100 million lives.
- James Agnew’s HAPI FHIR leadership anchors Smile’s credibility inside HL7 interoperability standards.
- The 2025 MCG and West Coast Informatics partnerships deepen prior-authorization and data-mapping integration.
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↓ -2%TORONTO, ONTARIO / ACCESS Newswire / February 13, 2025 / Smile Digital Health, a global leader in delivering secure, standards-based healthcare data exchange solutions, is pleased to announce that West Coast Informatics (WCI) has successfully completed Smile Digital Health's Technology Partner Certification Program. This milestone underscores Smile Digital Health's unwavering commitment to enhancing healthcare interoperability and showcases WCI's dedication to powering efficient, FHIR-centered data integrations for healthcare organizations worldwide.As a health technology company, Smile Digital Health's goal is to reduce barriers between information and care. We harness the power of open standards to build health IT solutions that deliver an interoperable, FHIR®1-first Health Data Fabric.Spotlight on the Technology Partner CertificationSmile Digital Health's Technology Partner Certification ensures high standards of technical proficiency, compliance with healthcare regulations, and a deep understanding of Smile's Health Data Platform, MDM, CMS Suite, and other product offerings. By attaining this certification, WCI joins an esteemed group of technology partners equipped to integrate with Smile's solutions for payers, providers, and other healthcare stakeholders."We are delighted to welcome West Coast Informatics as a certified technology partner," said Bo Dagnall, Chief Product Officer at Smile Digital Health. "This achievement reflects their commitment to bridging data silos in healthcare, simplifying data exchange processes, and fostering the widespread adoption of FHIR standards. WCI's AutoMap solution seamlessly integrates into our platform, delivering valuable cost savings and operational efficiencies for our mutual customers."Advancing the Digital Health EcosystemSeamless Integration: WCI's AutoMap feature now integrates with Smile's suite of interoperability products, reducing manual data mapping processes and creating more consistent, reliable patient data exchange.Enhanced Clinical Value: A recently completed clinical use case highlights how AutoMap's automated workflow enables clinicians and administrators to access complete, accurate, and timely data, improving clinical insights and decision-making.Cost-Efficient Solutions: By automating complex data transformations, healthcare organizations using Smile's platform integrated with WCI's AutoMap benefit from reduced administrative burdens, fewer errors, and lower operational costs-whether they leverage Smile's full ecosystem or integrate with WCI's AutoMap independently.Accelerated FHIR Adoption: Both Smile and WCI are dedicated to driving the adoption of FHIR standards, aligning with the industry push toward more open, interoperable healthcare data solutions.Ongoing Innovation and CollaborationThrough continued collaboration, Smile and WCI will build on the success of this certification by expanding their offerings to improve data quality, support regulatory compliance, and streamline operations for stakeholders across the healthcare continuum
TORONTO, ONTARIO / ACCESS Newswire / February 6, 2025 / Smile CDR Inc. (d.b.a. Smile Digital Health), the world leader in FHIR®-based health data solutions, today announced a successful $15 million credit financing agreement with FirePower Capital. This strategic partnership will enable Smile to accelerate the growth and development of its market-leading health data platform and further expand its innovative solutions for the healthcare sector.As a health technology company, Smile Digital Health's goal is to reduce barriers between information and care. We harness the power of open standards to build health IT solutions that deliver an interoperable, FHIR®-first Health Data Fabric.As the leading solution provider in the U.S. payer compliance market, amongst other client sectors, Smile Digital Health is at the forefront of transforming how healthcare data is managed, integrated, and shared
The Gartner® report How Clinical Data Integration Improves U.S. Healthcare Payer Interoperability is available now.TORONTO, ON / ACCESSWIRE / July 25, 2024 / Smile Digital Health (Smile), a leading Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR®) health data platform and exchange solutions provider, has been named as a Representative Repository Vendor in the report How Clinical Data Integration (CDI) Improves U.S. Healthcare Payer Interoperability.As a health technology company, Smile Digital Health's goal is to reduce barriers between information and care. We harness the power of open standards to build health IT solutions that deliver an interoperable, FHIR®1-first Health Data Fabric.As per the Gartner report, healthcare payer CIOs and executives routinely underestimate the complexities of clinical data integration initiatives, leading to subpar business outcomes. This research defines CDI processes and provides strategy and sourcing guidance to payer executives to achieve effective CDI at scale.For a limited time, Smile will make the report available via their website."Gartner is a trusted source for research in the tech industry. We believe that being named as a Representative Repository Vendor in this report showcases our dedication to furthering interoperability across the healthcare landscape and specifically, in this case, through clinical data integration," said Erin Prymas, Chief Revenue Officer, Smile Digital Health
Smile Digital Health, a leading FHIR® health data fabric and exchange solutions provider, announced the closing of approximately $30 million in Series B growth capital led by existing investors including UPMC Enterprises.
The increasing need for interoperability in healthcare has driven significant growth and demand for the company's data fabric platform and continued innovation in this area.