Full-Stack Engineer — Build Scalable RTSM Platform

4G Clinical; Wellesley (MA); On-site; USD 110,000 - 127,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Unlimited vacation (salaried)

401k plan

Disability & Life Insurance

Global mental health benefit

Paid sabbatical

Job summary

4G Clinical is seeking a Software Engineer to contribute to Prancer RTSM software, supporting clinical trials from early phase to multi-country programs.

The role involves building scalable, secure, and efficient applications with both backend and frontend responsibilities, including REST APIs, Angular UI, and cloud-based deployment. A strong emphasis on testing and documentation is noted.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in computer science, software engineering or equivalent.
• Experience as a full-stack software engineer in a web-based environment.
• Knowledge of RESTful APIs and micro-services architecture.
• Proficiency with front-end frameworks and modern HTML/CSS.
• Strong unit testing and debugging skills.

Responsibilities

• Write reusable, testable, and efficient code; unit-test and document features.
• Design and implement low-latency, high-availability applications.
• Implement server-side models and algorithms.
• Develop web service APIs (REST).
• Develop client-side logic including UX, HTML layouts and Angular logic.
• Ensure security and data protection.
• Integrate data storage solutions.

Skills

OOP

Microservices

Unit testing

Security compliance

Education

Bachelor's degree in CS/Software Eng

Tools

Django

Ruby on Rails

Angular

JavaScript

TypeScript

HTML5

SCSS/CSS

Git

JIRA

Jenkins

Docker

EC2

S3

Job description

4G Clinical is seeking a Software Engineer to contribute to Prancer RTSM software, supporting clinical trials from early phase to multi-country programs.

The role involves building scalable, secure, and efficient applications with both backend and frontend responsibilities, including REST APIs, Angular UI, and cloud-based deployment. A strong emphasis on testing and documentation is noted.