STARLIMS Developer / LIMS Engineer

Elite

Raleigh, NC, United States

4 days ago

Role details

Contract type

Permanent contract

Employment type

Full-time (> 32 hours)

Working hours

Regular working hours

Job source

www.dice.com

Tech stack

JavaScript (Programming Language) HTML5 Databases Crystal Reports (Reporting Software) Data Mining Laboratory Information Management Systems RS-232 SQL Stored Procedures SQL Databases TCP/IP Extensible Markup Language (XML) Data Processing

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Job description

Job Description: Seeking a STARLIMS Developer to design, configure, and maintain LIMS solutions on the STARLIMS platform. The role focuses on backend logic, UI behavior, and database integration to support complex laboratory workflows, ensuring compliant and scalable operations. You’ll work with lab SMEs and IT teams to translate requirements into robust technical solutions and contribute to validation and upgrades.

Requirements

STARLIMS Scripting Language (SSL) for backend processes and business rules
JavaScript / JScript.NET for UI functionality and client-side data manipulation
SQL: queries, stored procedures, and data extraction for dashboards and workflows
HTML5-based UI components, XML structure definitions, and UI modernization
SAP Crystal Reports development and instrument integration (RS232/TCP/IP)

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