DICOM Grid <a href="http://dicomgrid.com/" > - Phoenix, AZ or REMOTE
DICOM Grid, a SaaS start-up in the healthcare technology field, is looking for a JavaScript/TypeScript developer to maintain and enhance DICOM Grid’s front-end medical image sharing and reading web application. You will report to the Director of Dev Ops.
Familiarity with modern front-end web development is essential.
The ideal candidate would be able to work independently with minimal supervision, and be enthusiastic about keeping up-to-date with the latest web technologies.
The team is distributed with team members working remotely in Phoenix, Los Angeles, Boston, and New York.
Required:
* HTML5, CSS, JavaScript
* JQuery, Underscore
* Working knowledge of Linux
Familiarity with any of the following would be a big plus:
* TypeScript
* Handlebars, Backbone
* Scala, Java
* Functional programming techniques
* Linear algebra
* DICOM, HL7
Position Responsibilities
* Plan, evaluate, implement, test and document new features and bug fixes for the DICOM Grid web application.
* Work with other development team members to integrate with backend services.
* Work with DevOps to deploy code into our production and UAT environments.
* Work with customers and professional services to gather requirements.
* Conform to company standard operating procedures.
What qualifies you to join?
* A combination of a college degree in CS, Math, Physics, or related, relevant work experience, and/or a strong open source portfolio
* General interest in the healthcare field
* Strong communication and interpersonal skills
* Meticulous attention to detail with strong organization skills
* Base salary and stock options depend on experience; health insurance, paid holidays and vacation are part of the package.
Send your resume, cover letter and/or links to your StackOverflow, GitHub profiles, etc. to pfreeman+REDACTED_EMAIL.
For bonus points, include a solution to the following short task, including code in JavaScript or the frontend language of your choice: write a function which identities the largest common set (not list) of words appearing as prefixes of two input strings. For example, the largest common prefix set of the strings "His dog and the cat" and "The dog and his ball" is { "the", "dog", "and", "his" }
No recruiters please.