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Frontend Engineer (Medical Imaging Viewer)

EPAMArgentina; Brazil; Chile; Colombia; Mexico
Work model
Remote
Experience
2+ years
Employment
Not specified
Compensation
Not disclosed
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Role description

We are building a web-based medical imaging viewer that helps researchers and scientists turn imaging data into actionable insights. As a Middle Frontend Engineer (Medical Imaging Viewer) , you will partner with engineering, product, and design to tackle complex UI work and API-adjacent integration challenges.

Responsibilities

  • Design foundational functionality for a web-based medical imaging viewer
  • Develop user interfaces with TypeScript and ReactJS
  • Maintain current frontend capabilities while improving performance and reliability
  • Collaborate with engineers to investigate issues and deliver effective solutions
  • Coordinate with product and design to ship intuitive, responsive UI aligned with a design system
  • Participate in Agile/Scrum ceremonies such as refinement, planning, standups, and retrospectives
  • Contribute to an Angular-based frontend application when needed

Requirements

  • Hands-on frontend development experience of 2+ years in professional settings
  • Strong proficiency in TypeScript and ReactJS
  • Proven experience with DICOM Medical Viewers, including OHIF/DICOM
  • Solid API and integration skills across client/server boundaries
  • Good knowledge of frontend architecture, including state management and component design
  • Clear written and verbal communication skills
  • Upper-Intermediate English proficiency (B2)

Nice to have

  • Experience working in regulated environments or on healthcare/clinical trial software
  • Experience with Python or Go to collaborate effectively on backend topics
  • Experience creating CI/CD pipelines, including exposure to GitLab CI
  • Experience contributing to or maintaining large open-source projects