Software Engineer (full-stack)

At Cardiologs, we aim to democratize access to expert cardiac care through medical-grade artificial intelligence and cloud technology. Our flagship product, the Cardiologs Holter platform, is a leading software for analyzing ambulatory ECG used to help diagnose over 1.8 million patients annually.   We are currently venturing into the remote patient monitoring space with the Cardiologs RPM solution, allowing patients to share their smartwatch ECGs with their physicians, who in turn use our cloud-based RPM platform to streamline ECG reviews.   In November 2021, we announced that we were being acquired by Philips to expand our cardiac portfolio.   We have an innovative, result-oriented work environment where we foster ambition and dedication while being mindful of our teammates’ work and achievements. We also nurture our company culture with monthly all-hands meetings and apéros, and other fun activities.

What you’ll do

We are looking for a Full-stack Developer to strengthen our Engineering Team. In your daily work, you will improve our users' workflow on our web platform built in Angular and Ruby on Rails.

You will work hand in hand with doctors, Product Design teams, and our IT experts to improve our web platform and internal tools, design and develop our new products, and ensure everything runs reliably.

We are particularly looking for Software engineers interested in providing efficient workflows in healthcare settings.

Who you are

• You have already worked with two or more of the following: Angular, Typescript, React, Redux code architecture, D3, WebGL, Ruby on Rails or a similar back-end framework, SQL database - during work you will be mostly using Angular and Ruby on Rails
• An autonomous, committed, enthusiastic person with a "can-do", creative, and challenging mindset
• You have more than 3 years of experience in software engineering.
• Knowledgeable about modern web platform architectures and you have a strong knowledge of standard algorithms and data structures
• Fluent in spoken and written English. Some knowledge of the French language is a plus.

Bonus:

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