Senior frontend developer for Healthcare software company (offline)

C the Signs is on a mission to revolutionise early cancer detection. Founder by Doctors, C the Signs is a digital platform that helps healthcare professionals to improve early diagnosis and survival. C the Signs is currently supporting over 1000 primary care practices in the UK National Health Service.

You will work in a friendly and enthusiastic team of engineers and doctors. We work as a family, supporting one another. We are a very open, transparent and close-knit team. We focus on ensuring you have a good work-life balance. Much of our engineering team are based in Ukraine.

Responsibilities
- deliver features base on the input from the clinical (product) team
- create and maintaining project tech documentation
- participate in re/design, refactor and code reviews
- take ownership over some of the components including the new ones
- coordinate your work with the rest of the R&D team
- solve technical issues, fix defects and bugs

Key Skills and Experience
- 5+ years of hands-on engineering with at lest 3 years working with React.js
- knowledge of modern JavaScript & TypeScript, HTML and CSS
- team player and good communicator (intermediate or higher level of English)

About C the Signs

Our innovation is a multiplatform decision support tool, available on iOS, android and as a website. The tool uses artificial intelligence mapped with the latest evidence to help General Practitioners (GPs) identify patients with cancer early.

C the Signs gives GPs the ability to simultaneously check combinations of signs, symptoms and risk factors, in an easy to use format. It can be used during the consultation, when the opportunity to influence decision-making is at its greatest. Covering the entire spectrum of cancer and cross-referencing multiple diagnostic pathways, C the signs can support GPs in recommending what investigations or urgent referrals the patient may need, in under 30 seconds.

GPs can search by symptom such as ‘appetite loss’ and be shown each diagnostic pathway where appetite loss is featured. Alternatively, GPs can search by system (e.g. “Chest” or “Breast”). Once the GP enters the information, regardless of whether they are in the ‘Chest’ or ‘Breast’ section of the tool, the information is cross-checked against the entire database. This feature highlights to the GP when the patient qualifies for multiple pathways. This is important as pathways are system specific, they do not exclude cancer entirely, only cancer in that system. Cross-referencing gives GPs a guide to the next steps to take and any additional tests they may wish to request alongside the primary referral.

Our tool is currently being use by 550 healthcare professionals across the NHS, improving quality of care for patients and survival from cancer.

Company website:
http://www.cthesigns.co.uk