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Description:
Vivodyne is seeking a Senior Software Engineer (Front-End) to work remotely in the US with periodic site visits.
The role involves developing interfaces for scientific tools used in designing, monitoring, and analyzing experiments on lab-grown human organs.
Responsibilities include contributing to front-end components, selecting technologies, establishing quality practices, and collaborating with cross-functional teams.
The position requires implementing security measures, creating reusable design systems, building UI components, and resolving performance issues.
The ideal candidate should demonstrate technical excellence, organizational skills, attention to detail, and a track record of delivering results in a fast-paced environment.
Requirements:
6+ years of experience designing and building robust user interfaces through all phases of SDLC
Expert knowledge of modern front-end development ecosystem and fluency in JavaScript, TypeScript, and Python
Proficiency in frameworks like Bootstrap, Tailwind, React, Redux, Angular, Node.js, GraphQL, Apollo
Experience with imaging and numerical data visualization techniques, multi-stage deployment environments, and CI/CD systems
Strong Agile framework experience, enthusiasm for quality and user experience, and effective communication skills
Ability to operate creatively and autonomously in startup environments, manage multiple priorities, and handle technical debt
Benefits:
Opportunity to work on a groundbreaking drug discovery and development platform
Collaborate with a diverse team of professionals including product managers, designers, and scientists
Financially backed by selective venture funds with partnerships with global pharmaceutical innovators
Remote work flexibility with periodic site visits
Competitive salary and benefits package
Professional development opportunities and mentorship programs
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