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Full Stack Engineer (m/w/d) / 13327 / Institut für künstliche Intelligenz in der Medizin

JavaScriptTypeScriptReactShadcnTailwind CSSNode.jsExpress.jsHonoPostgreSQLPythonAWS S3Tauri
Work Type
-
Job Type
Full Time
Location
Worldwide
Salary
Not specified

About the Position

Full Stack Engineer role at the Institute for Artificial Intelligence in Medicine. Responsible for developing a scalable platform from an existing prototype, including dictation, telephone integration, and translation features. Collaboration with clinical staff and research to translate requirements into technical solutions.

Responsibilities

  • Definition of KPIs
  • Analysis of database schemas
  • Further development of an existing successful prototype (including dictation function, telephone integration and translation) into a scalable, stable platform
  • Development and maintenance of features across the entire stack – from frontend to local AI infrastructure
  • Close collaboration with clinical staff and research to translate requirements into technical solutions
  • Active participation in architecture and direction decisions, writing clean, maintainable and well-tested code
  • Participation in code reviews

Requirements

  • Master or Diploma degree in Software Engineering, Computer Science or similar
  • At least 2 years of professional experience in Full-Stack development
  • Excellent knowledge of JavaScript/TypeScript and React
  • Experience with modern UI frameworks (preferably shadcn/ui and Tailwind CSS)
  • Practical experience with Node.js backend frameworks (Express, Hono etc.)
  • Experience with relational databases (ideally PostgreSQL)
  • Basic knowledge of Python
  • Experience with (or great interest in) on-premise infrastructures, self-hosted AI models and object stores (e.g. S3)
  • Optional: knowledge of Tauri
  • Proactive startup mentality, curiosity, strong team player
Full Stack Engineer (m/w/d) / 13327 / Institut für künstliche Intelligenz in der Medizin
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