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Infinx Healthcare provides innovative and scalable prior authorization and
revenue cycle management solutions for healthcare providers, hospitals, imaging
centers, and laboratories. Combining intelligent, cloud-based software driven by
artificial intelligence and automation, with exception handling by our certified
prior authorization and billing

Infinx is now hiring a Java Product Engineer to join their awesome team!

Eligibility Criteria:

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 * Skills: Java and Python

Challenge Format:

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Java Product Engineer

Experience: 0-5 years

Responsibilities: 

INFINX Healthcare is a SaaS healthcare platform supporting revenue cycle
management for providers and hospital systems. In this position, you will
actively contribute to the development of  INFINX Healthcare’s SaaS-based
products and platform. 

The ideal candidate has a passion for technology and problem-solving. As part of
the development team, you will write code for the back-end, RESTFul Java-based
API’s, UI’s and everything in between. As an intentionally full-stack-oriented
team, You’ll also need to wear a lot of hats as we regularly take on new roles
and responsibilities as needed to help the INFINX engineering team.  

Requirements: 

 * Skilled in Java-related technologies including frameworks like Spring boot
   etc.
 * Experience with multiple middleware technologies (Application Servers, BPMS,
   BRMS, ESB & Message Brokers), Programming languages (e.g. Java/J2EE),
   Operating Systems (e.g.  Windows, Linux, MVS) 
 * Experience with containerization (e.g., Docker) and Container Management
   software (Kubernetes, Mesos)  
 * Experience with NoSQL data stores, MongoDB, Redis etc. preferred 
 * Experience of the relational database engines like SQLServer, Oracle, MySQL
   and Postgres
 * Experience with services-based architecture including building RESTful APIs.
 * Understanding of Microservice patterns & concepts & their application in
   problem-solving
 * Experience with git and version control standard practices 
 * A general understanding of the different layers of the software stack and how
   they interact with one another. 
 * Experience with Agile development methodology 
 * Desire to and experience working on small development teams. 
 * Familiarity with continuous integration, continuous delivery, continuous
   deployment, and  DevOps - Experience with Maven and/or Gradle 
 * Experience with Cloud computing in AWS 
 * Some experience in The Atlassian Suite of Tools is preferred




ABOUT COMPANY

Infinx is a proud member of the Tandon Group. Founded in 1975 and headquartered
in Mumbai and Silicon Valley, the Tandon Group operates several successful
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Infinx is a proud member of the Tandon Group. Founded in 1975 and headquartered
in Mumbai and Silicon Valley, the Tandon Group operates several successful
businesses and incubates next-generation startups in India. Since its inception,
Tandon Group had a strong influence over the first-generation IBM personal
computers and continues its rich legacy of innovation in technology today. As a
business incubator, Tandon Group offers in-depth support with business,
marketing, financial and technical advice. From understanding market
sensibilities in India to establishing worldwide low-cost manufacturing
facilities, its network and expertise are valuable to any new business. Tandon
Group fosters entrepreneurship, and its companies have demonstrated excellence
in the information technology, hardware, and consumer services. Operating
companies include Infinx Healthcare and Syrma Technology. Investment companies
are provided on our website, including the breakthrough startup FreeCharge,
which was acquired by Snapdeal in 2015 and was the largest internet M&A deal in
India to date.



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This challenge enables you to understand how to participate in programming
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1. Where will the challenge take place?

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2. Will I receive a reminder notification before the challenge begins?

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you have registered for the challenge.

3. How do I participate in this challenge?

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4. Can we take up the challenges from mobile platforms?

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suggest our users to participate in the challenges from laptop/desktop.

5. What type of questions will I have to solve in this challenge?

The questions in this challenge are of the following types:

 * Programming problems
   
   * Write code in the online code editor that is provided with each problem and
     submit it.
   
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     best submission.

 * Multiple choice questions (MCQ)
   
   * Questions with multiple choices will be provided.
   
   * You should select the correct answer from the list of choices.

 * Subjective problems
   
   * Instructions for each problem differ
   
   * Enter the solution in the text area that is provided and submit it

6. Are the programming questions restricted to specific languages?

The languages that you can write code in will be mentioned in the challenge
details, if applicable.

7. What will happen in case of there is an issue with my computer or Internet
connection?

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not lose your previously submitted answers. They will be saved on HackerEarth's
servers. You can log in again and continue coding from where you stopped.

However, the timer will continue running, which is why it is advised that you
ensure that your computer/Internet connection is working properly before you
begin the challenge.

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run it on the platform interface. Why does this happen?

Every problem has the following two buttons:

a. Compile & Run

 * When you click Compile & Run, the is tested against the sample input and
   output.

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   test cases before you submit your code.

b. Submit

When you click Submit, the code is checked extensively against internal test
cases. The following parameters are considered while checking the code:

 * Time limit: The code should run within the stipulated time otherwise it will
   throw a Time Limit Exceeded (TLE) error.

 * Memory limit: The code should run within the give memory size otherwise it
   will throw a Memory Limit Exceeded (MLE) error.

 * Errors during runtime: Specific test cases check for Runtime Errors (RE)
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 * Correct answer: If your answer is incorrect, then you will see the message
   Wrong Answer (WA) on the screen. This means that your program is not printing
   he correct answer. Ensure that your program conforms with the output format
   that is required.

9. Is it possible to change my submission after I have submitted a task?

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edit) any number of times before the challenge-completion time window closes.

Note: Some tests have timed sections. After the time limit is reached, you will
not be able to revisit questions in that section.

10. How does the online judge determine whether a solution is correct?

An online judge is a code checker and not a human being. The code checker or
"judge" tests your code automatically. Therefore, you must write your code
accordingly.

For each problem, based on the specifications mentioned in the problem
statement, there will be one or more input files and corresponding (correct)
output files. The program that you create is run on each of the input files and
the corresponding output must match the (correct) output files in order.

Your program will be marked incorrect in the following cases:

 * Output files (generated by running your code) do not match the pre-generated
   output files

 * Output files (generated by running your code) matches all the pre-generated
   output files, however, it is not in the order in which the pre-generated
   output files are arranged

11. How does the time limit work?

Your program must read, process, and output the result for all input files
within the specified time limit.

The input file will be of the format that is specified in the problem. This
means that if each input file contains multiple test cases, then your code must
pass all the test cases within the specified time limit.

12. How does the total execution time work?

Your code is tested multiple times against different input files. The displayed
execution time is the total time spent executing each input file. Hence, Total
execution time <= (Time Limit * Number of input files)

Your program is terminated in the following scenarios:

 * If the time that is required to execute each input file exceeds the time
   limit execution that is set for any input file.

 * If the total time that is required to execute all the input files exceeds the
   total time limit allowed.

13. How does the total memory consumed work?

The total memory consumed by a program is the sum of the memory that is consumed
by the program in stack, data, heap, and BSS. To understand more about the
address space of a program and the memory consumed, refer to this image or this
explanation.

14. My program doesn't compile. Why?

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   * For example, do not use Turbo C++. Code that compiles in Turbo C++ will
     often not compile on the online judge.
   
   * Also, remove 'conio.h includes' in your code.

 * Java
   
   * We support multiple classes and inner static classes.
   
   * Your code may throw errors if the inner classes are not static.
   
   * Please note that we will remove this constraint very soon. We will update
     you when this happens.

 * Other languages
   
   * The compilation errors that you see on the screen are self-explanatory.
   
   * However, if you require any more information, please contact us at
     support@hackerearth.com.

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No, Time Limit Exceeded or TLE means that your solution has exceeded the amount
of time that is allowed for problem execution or for a specific test case. Your
solution never finished running in time and it was stopped in between. There is
no definite way to know whether the code was correct.

16. What does Wrong Answer (WA) mean?

WA means that your program ran successfully but gave an incorrect answer. This
could mean either of the following:

 * Your program contains a bug

 * You have not interpreted the problem text correctly

Apart from the sample input, your code will also be evaluated against multiple
input and output cases. Therefore, even if your code passes the sample input
correctly, it may not have passed one of the other input and output cases
because of the answer is incorrect.

17. What happens if I indulge in plagiarism?

At HackerEarth, we take cheating/plagiarism very seriously. For more information
about consequences of cheating, read our plagiarism policy.

18. Why is my submission queued?

Your submission is queued because of simultaneous submissions by multiple users.
You will receive the result of your submission in real-time as soon as it is
processed.

19. My submissions are not evaluated. What should I do?

There may be an issue with the online judge due to which your submissions are
not being evaluated. Send an e-mail to support@hackerearth.com.

20. Will I receive the results of the challenge? If yes, when?

You can view your ranking on the leaderboard for all challenges in which
participation is not confidential. This leaderboard is updated in real-time.

21. Where can I view the solutions for the problems of this challenge?

Once the challenge is finished and the problem has been moved to a practice
section, you can view the solutions (editorials) in the Practice section.

22. Why am I seeing a runtime error on the screen?

A runtime error means that the program was compiled successfully but it crashed
or exited with an error. The most common error messages include the following:

S. No. Error Description Reason 1 SIGSEGV Segmentation fault error Caused by an
out-of-scope array index causing a buffer overflow, an incorrectly initialized
pointer, etc.

Signal is generated when a program tries to read or write outside the memory
that is allocated for it, or to write memory that can only be read.

For example, you are accessing a[-1] in a language which does not support
negative indices for an array. 2 SIGXFSZ Output limit exceeded error Your
program has printed too much data to output. 3 SIGFPE Floating point error This
usually occurs when you're trying to divide a number by 0, or trying to take the
square root of a negative number. 4 SIGABRT Raised by the program This happens
when the judge aborts your program in the middle of execution.

This can also be raised due to insufficient memory. 5 NZEC Non-zero exit code
error This message means that the program exited to the shell by returning a
value that is different from 0.

For languages such as C/C++, this probably means you forgot to add "return 0" at
the end of the program.

It could happen if your program threw an exception which was not caught. Trying
to allocate too much memory in a vector.

For interpreted languages like Python, NZEC will usually mean that your program
either crashed or raised an uncaught exception.

Some of the reasons being in such cases would be: the runtime errors mentioned
above. Or, for instance usage of an external library which is causing some
error, or not being used by the judge. 6 MLE Memory limit exceeded error This
error means that your program tried to allocate memory beyond the memory limit
indicated.

This can occur if you declare a very large array, or if a data structure in your
program becomes too large. 7 OTHER Generated when you use too much memory Check
for arrays that are too large, or other elements that could grow to a size too
large to fit in memory.

Sometimes it can also be generated for reasons similar to the SIGSEGV error.

Avoiding runtime errors

 * Ensure that you are not using variables that haven't been initialized. These
   may be set to 0 on your computer, but aren't guaranteed to be on the judge.

 * Check every single occurrence of accessing an array element and see if it
   could possibly be out of bounds.

 * Ensure that you are not declaring too much memory. 64 MB is guaranteed, but
   having an array of size [100000][100000] will never work.

 * Ensure that you are not declaring too much stack memory. Any large arrays
   should be declared globally, outside of any functions - putting an array of
   100000 ints inside a function probably will not work.


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