🎯 What You’ll Do

• Support full-stack development (backend and frontend) of web-based clinical dashboards and data visualization tools
• Help build and maintain APIs for secure exchange of patient and prediction data
• Assist in integrating VIOSync with hospital EHRs, LIS/HIS systems, or medical-grade wearable data streams
• Write clean, testable, and well-documented code in line with regulatory-grade software engineering practices
• Support DevOps workflows, containerization (e.g., Docker), and deployment in clinical environments
• Collaborate closely with data scientists, product managers, and clinicians to understand system requirements

About You

• Currently enrolled in (or recently completed) a degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or similar
• Strong skills in Python and/or JavaScript (e.g. Node.js, React, or similar frameworks)
• Familiarity with RESTful APIs, Git, and modern software development practices
• Bonus if you’ve worked with Docker, CI/CD, PostgreSQL, or cloud platforms (AWS, GCP)
• Interest in healthcare, clinical AI, and impactful technology
• You’re detail-oriented, eager to learn, and collaborative

🏢 Team Culture

• We treat each other with respect, humility, and openness;
• We value curiosity, experimentation, and fast learning;
• We embrace flexibility and focus on solving real-world problems that matter;
• We believe in diversity—of background, perspective, and skill set;
• We value open dialogue and brainstorming across multidisciplinary teams;
• We prioritize deep work, async collaboration, and only meet when it matters;
• Work from anywhere in the world (within ±3h of GMT), as long as the WiFi’s solid.

🎁 What We Offer

• Impact: Work on systems that could help save lives in intensive care
• Learning: Direct mentorship from experienced engineers and clinicians
• Real product exposure: You’ll contribute to production-level, regulatory-facing codebases
• Flexibility: Remote-friendly, async-first culture
• Opportunity: Potential to grow into a long-term role (associate, thesis, or junior dev)