Description:

Qventus is a healthcare technology company focused on transforming hospital operations through innovative solutions.
The Senior Software Engineer will design and build high-impact applications that improve hospital operations.
This role emphasizes frontend development (approximately 70%) using React and Typescript, while also contributing to backend services (approximately 30%) in Python, preferably Django.
The engineer will collaborate with product and design teams to create data-driven user experiences and utilize AWS serverless tools for scalable solutions.
Key responsibilities include leading the development of web applications, maintaining backend services, mentoring junior engineers, and participating in architectural discussions.

Requirements:

Candidates must have 5+ years of experience in full-stack software development, with a strong focus on frontend development.
Expertise in React and Typescript is required, including component design, state management, and testing.
Proficiency in backend development using Python, with a preference for Django or similar frameworks is necessary.
A strong understanding of AWS cloud services and experience with tools like Lambda, Step Functions, and S3 is essential.
Candidates should have a solid grasp of RESTful APIs, CI/CD pipelines, and modern development practices.
The ability to work independently in a fast-paced, mission-driven environment is required.
Excellent communication and collaboration skills, along with a product-first mindset, are essential.

The salary range for this position is $155,000 to $190,000, based on various factors including location and experience.
Qventus offers Open Paid Time Off, paid parental leave, and professional development opportunities.
Employees receive wellness and technology stipends, as well as a generous employee referral bonus.
Employee stock option awards are also part of the compensation package.
The company is committed to diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging, ensuring fair hiring processes and meaningful roles for underrepresented groups.