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Principal Systems Developer - DevSecOps

InterSystems · Boston, MA · US

Posted 60+ days ago

Software Engineering
On-site
Not yet analysed
Demand80
Career growth85
Healthcare fit20
Remote potential20
5-year outlook
Senior DevSecOps engineers at health tech companies typically command competitive six-figure salaries, with strong demand for cloud-native and security expertise. Exact figures depend on location and experience, but the outlook is favorable for those with the required technical stack.
Clinical license
Not required
Applicant reach
narrow
Seniority
senior
Employment type
–
Date found
2026-08-26

Intelligence details

Why this is worth applying to

Only consider if you have a strong software engineering background (7+ years) and are passionate about cloud infrastructure and security. Clinicians without deep technical experience will find this role inaccessible, but those with dual clinical and engineering skills could leverage healthcare domain knowledge.

Who should apply

Clinicians with a computer science or engineering degree and extensive software development experience, particularly in cloud, Kubernetes, and security. Also suitable for healthcare IT professionals transitioning to platform engineering.

CV angle

Highlight any software development projects, especially those involving healthcare data platforms, cloud infrastructure, or security. Emphasize technical skills in GoLang, Python, Kubernetes, and CI/CD, and frame clinical experience as domain expertise for health tech products.

Skills to highlight

  • Kubernetes
  • GoLang
  • Python
  • DevSecOps
  • CI/CD
  • Cloud architecture (AWS)
  • Security hardening
  • Distributed systems

Role summary

A senior technical leadership role designing and implementing secure, cloud-native platform operations for InterSystems' healthcare database products. Requires deep expertise in DevSecOps, Kubernetes, and multiple programming languages, with a focus on automation, security, and reliability.

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