Job Description
Who you are 8+ years of professional software engineering experience, with demonstrable frontend depth Strong React and TypeScript — this is your primary toolkit and you are genuinely comfortable owning a complex clinical UI in it Experience building clinician-facing interfaces — radiology, cardiology, clinical workflow, or similar regulated environments Solid backend/API integration skills — you can consume and shape APIs, handle edge cases, and reason about data integrity Working knowledge of at least one healthcare interoperability standard (FHIR or HL7 v2) Strong testing discipline — rigorous handling of edge cases, error states, partial results, and latency in clinical UIs Ability to operate in a regulated environment — requirements traceability, change impact analysis, validation support Direct experience collaborating with clinical stakeholders to define and refine workflows DICOM-SR, SEG, or Presentation State familiarity — structured reporting, segmentation, or image overlay concepts Experience embedding or launching medical viewers (OHIF/Cornerstone, HTML5 viewers, iframes) using secure messaging protocols Java and Spring framework experience Prior integration with commercial reporting or dictation tools (Nuance, M*Modal) DICOM protocol knowledge (C-STORE, C-FIND, DICOMweb) What the job involves We are seeking a hands-on, front-end-strong full-stack engineer to own the clinical reporting experience at the heart of our imaging platform. This is a high-impact individual contributor role — you will be the primary engineer driving the reporting UI and clinical workflow that cardiologists and radiologists use to review, finalize, and deliver results Our engineering team skews backend-heavy, which means there is significant frontend work ahead and real ownership available for the right person. You will work directly with clinical stakeholders — cardiologists, radiologists, and Core Lab teams — to shape workflows that directly impact patient care The ideal candidate is a strong React/TypeScript engineer who is comfortable with backend API integration, has built clinician-facing interfaces before, and is genuinely excited about doing the detailed, grinding work of getting clinical UIs right Own the end-to-end reporting experience — the interface cardiologists and radiologists use to review cases, finalize results, and sign off on reports Build a web-based results summary displaying case status, key measurements, exceptions, and data provenance across Cleerly and integrated third-party applications Design and implement clear, high-usability clinical interfaces that handle complex multi-source data with strong information hierarchy Implement secure viewer launch flows — opening the Cleerly viewer, embedded HTML5 components, or external viewers via deep-link or SDK integration Partner with Backend, Viewer, and CoreLab teams to ensure the full workflow reliably supports case gating, edits, final sign-off, and write-back to PACS/EHR Integrate with third-party reporting engines and dictation tools (e.g., Nuance, M*Modal) as needed Consume and shape REST APIs, manage pagination and filtering, and ensure audit-safe data handling across the reporting surface Work with FHIR/HL7 standards for structured reporting outputs and EHR write-back Contribute to backend services as needed to support the reporting platform Benefits Comprehensive benefits package to support your health, growth, and work-life balance Choose from a variety of medical, dental, and vision plans that suit your needs We also offer an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Flexible self-managed PTO Company holidays, including the week between Christmas Eve & New Year's Day, so you can recharge 401K with company match Generous parental leave Monthly stipends for WiFi/Internet and wellness Support your professional growth with annual stipends for learning and development Home office support