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Full-Stack Software Engineer (Frontend & Mobile Focus)
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Role overview Build and improve software used by hospital teams in demanding clinical environments, with a primary focus on frontend and mobile-ready experiences. You’ll help set frontend direction, work across the stack, and partner with design, product, and machine learning colleagues to deliver reliable features from early planning through deployment.
Responsibilities - Establish frontend practices and structure that support fast iteration across a range of devices. - Work with designers to implement and maintain a design system, and modularize frontend code for testing and mobile readiness. - Mentor engineers in frontend patterns and make it easier for the wider team to contribute consistently. - Ship regular product improvements and fixes with careful attention to quality and regressions. - Contribute to product decisions through feedback, prototypes, and testing. - Own and deliver projects end to end across product and machine learning teams, working across frontend, backend, infrastructure, data, and APIs as needed.
Requirements - Experience designing and building maintainable, reliable web applications that work across devices. - Experience creating or maintaining design systems. - Strong frontend and mobile development experience, with an interest in contributing across the software stack. - A record of writing clean, reliable code and communicating proactively. - Initiative in identifying and addressing problems, with a pragmatic approach to edge cases and systems thinking. - Ability to collaborate openly and respectfully with colleagues across disciplines.
Nice to have Experience with React and TypeScript is relevant to the frontend. The wider stack includes Elixir, Phoenix, C++, Google Cloud, GitHub Actions, NixOS, Postgres, ETL pipelines, GraphQL, REST, and healthcare integrations such as HL7 or FHIR; deep experience in every tool is not expected.
Benefits and work setup Remote-first role open to candidates in Europe and the United States, with some international travel to hospitals for workflow observation and clinical collaboration. Benefits include early-stage equity, a company laptop, a learning and development budget, team events, and flexible paid time off.