We are looking for a Front End Developer(s) to strengthen our RPM Team (Remote Patient Monitoring), who will work hand in hand with the Product team, UX designer, and IT experts in the ECG domain.

The RPM product leverages the recent developments in smartwatch technology and the Remote Patient Monitoring space. It aims at being the go-to place for the remote monitoring of non-implanted cardiac patients. It is a solution to centralize patient-recorded ECGs, regardless of the device owned, and empower the physician to efficiently monitor more patients for less effort through powerful triage and workflow solutions.

In particular, we are looking for Software Engineers interested in providing the best UX approach to our users by implementing high interactive visualization charts and time-based events displays.

Who you are

• 3 years experience in Software development
• An autonomous, committed, enthusiastic person with a “can-do”, creative and challenging mindset
• Knowledgeable about modern web platform architectures and you have a strong knowledge of common algorithms and data structures
• You already worked with two or more from the following: Framework (Angular, React, Vue), Redux code architecture, Saga, ngRx, storybooks, d3, rxJS, Typescript, …
• You know how to use and create simple and reusable components for complex UI charts
• Fluent in spoken and written English, and have at least basic notions in French

Bonus:

• You already worked in a startup environment.
• You have previous experience and/or a strong interest in developing healthcare products.

Being authorized to work in the EU is a precondition of employment.

• Quick introductory HR phone call
• Quick technical phone call with a 10’ tech test in Javascript
• Optional homework
• Technical interview in our office or by zoom
• Performance interview in our office or by zoom
• Culture interview with lunch (or drinks) with the team

If you feel like acing our technical interviews, here are a few ressources we like:

• Cracking the Coding Interview book: http://www.crackingthecodinginterview.com/
• The Art of Unix Programming: http://www.catb.org/~esr/writings/taoup/html/
• Some Google Cloud Platform tutorials: https://cloud.google.com/python/tutorials/bookshelf-on-kubernetes-engine and https://cloud.google.com/sql/docs/postgres/best-practices