Senior Software Engineer II, Front End - Remote

Medable's mission is to get effective therapies to patients faster. We provide an end-to-end, cloud-based platform with a flexible suite of tools that allows patients, healthcare providers, clinical research organizations and pharmaceutical sponsors to work together as a team in clinical trials. Our solutions enable more efficient clinical research, more effective healthcare delivery, and more accurate precision and predictive medicine. Our target audiences are patients, providers, principal investigators, and innovators who work in healthcare and life sciences.

Our vision is to accelerate the path to human discovery and medical cures. We are passionate about driving innovation and empowering consumers. We are proactive, collaborative, self-motivated learners, committed, bold and tenacious. We are dedicated to making this world a healthier place.

• Identify upcoming needs and advance the frontend architecture.
• Set guidelines for development and work together with the mobile development team to set standards across the board.
• Help nurture the talent of our junior developers with hands-on mentoring.
• As we work in small teams with freedom under responsibility as one of our governing principles, you should be self-reliant and outspoken to ensure that your insights and ideas will help us to effectively and efficiently advance and maintain our products. At the same time, we know questions will arise and reaching out to your peers for advice and sparring when needed is one of the keys to success.

• 5+ years of web development experience and strong architecture skills to drive our solutions forward.
• Our framework and language of choice is React and Typescript, and we use Storybook to make it easier to work on components.
• Knowledge of Kotlin Multiplatform is a plus.

Education, Certification, Licenses:

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science/Engineering or equivalent experience

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U.S. employees and contractors, and International workers with travel to the U.S. must have a willingness and ability to provide proof of completed COVID-19 vaccination prior to start date. All strongly held beliefs, religious, medical, and other legally recognized exemptions regarding vaccination status will be considered.