Frontend Engineer: Medical Imaging Viewer (DICOM, React/TS)

EPAM Systems, Inc.; México; A distancia; MXN 420.000 - 540.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Healthcare benefits

Paid time off & sick leave

Upskilling & certification courses

LinkedIn Learning access

Global career opportunities

Volunteer opportunities

Descripción de la vacante

EPAM Systems, Inc. is seeking a Middle Frontend Engineer (Medical Imaging Viewer) in Mexico.

You will design and implement the web-based medical imaging viewer using TypeScript and ReactJS, collaborating with product and design to deliver a responsive UI and robust frontend solutions. Join a team tackling complex UI work and API-adjacent integration challenges, while participating in Agile ceremonies and contributing to Angular when needed.

Formación

• 2+ years of frontend development experience.

Responsabilidades

• 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.

Conocimientos

ReactJS

TypeScript

DICOM OHIF

API integration

Frontend architecture

Agile/Scrum

GitLab CI

Python or Go

CI/CD pipelines

Herramientas

Angular

Descripción del empleo

EPAM Systems, Inc. is seeking a Middle Frontend Engineer (Medical Imaging Viewer) in Mexico.

You will design and implement the web-based medical imaging viewer using TypeScript and ReactJS, collaborating with product and design to deliver a responsive UI and robust frontend solutions. Join a team tackling complex UI work and API-adjacent integration challenges, while participating in Agile ceremonies and contributing to Angular when needed.