Hospitalsoftwareshop Dot Com

We’re tucked away on the first floor of Rafael Tower, at No. 117. It’s a typical office building, and we’ve been in this particular spot for a while now. Our days are mostly spent in front of computer screens, working on programs and systems that hospitals use to keep track of their stuff. It’s a lot of typing and staring at code, and sometimes we get into long debates about where a button should go or why a certain line of logic isn't working. The office is usually quiet, except for the sound of keyboards clicking and the occasional hum of the server in the corner. We have a few desks pushed together and some whiteboards that are covered in scribbles that only we really understand. Rafael Tower is a decent place to work, though the lunch options nearby get a bit repetitive after a few months. We aren't a big tech giant with bean bags or ping-pong tables. We just have our computers and our coffee mugs. We try to make things that actually work for the people using them, without adding a bunch of features that nobody asked for. It’s just us, some software, and the daily grind of trying to fix bugs and make things run a little smoother. We don't do much in the way of sales pitches; we just let the work speak for itself. It keeps our small team occupied and out of trouble most of the week.