Senior Software Engineer - Clinical Software (x/f/m)

As a Senior Software Engineer - Clinical Software at Doctolib, your core responsibilities will include leading and defining features for our Clinical Platform, particularly the prescription module. You'll collaborate closely with product managers and designers to enhance user experience, improve software performance, and ensure application security. Additionally, you'll contribute to the technical vision, mentor junior engineers, and work on both maintaining existing features and developing new ones.

To qualify for the Senior Software Engineer - Clinical Software position at Doctolib, candidates should have at least 5 years of software engineering experience, with a strong focus on frontend development. Experience with JavaScript, TypeScript, and Ruby on Rails is highly valued. We also encourage anyone with similar frameworks to apply, as we seek a collaborative mindset and a passion for building user-centric products.

Doctolib is committed to the professional growth of its Senior Software Engineers through various means such as mentorship opportunities, a focus on pair programming, and participation in defining the technical roadmap. This environment allows you to share your knowledge with peers while enhancing your skills in an innovative industry. Our flexible workplace policy also supports work-life balance, allowing you to thrive both personally and professionally.

The work culture at Doctolib for a Senior Software Engineer - Clinical Software is both collaborative and dynamic. You’ll be part of a supportive team that prioritizes agile practices and focuses on continuous improvement. With a 'user first' mindset at the heart of our development process, you'll be encouraged to share ideas and approaches that can enhance our products and the overall healthcare experience for users.

For the Senior Software Engineer - Clinical Software role at Doctolib, familiarity with technologies such as JavaScript, TypeScript, and Ruby on Rails is essential. Experience with React and an understanding of agile methodologies will greatly benefit your application. However, if you have proficiency in other similar frameworks, we still encourage you to apply, as your skills can contribute to our innovative tech environment.

Effective leadership in a software development team involves clear communication, encouraging open dialogue, and fostering a safe environment for team members to voice their ideas. It's essential to establish a shared vision and set achievable goals for team members, while promoting collaboration and innovation throughout the project lifecycle.

To write clean and maintainable code, I focus on following best practices such as keeping functions short and purposeful, using meaningful variable names, and documenting code thoroughly. Implementing rigorous testing practices further ensures code quality and gives confidence when modifying existing features or adding new functionality.

In my previous role, I encountered a performance issue with a data processing module. By profiling the code and identifying bottlenecks, I was able to optimize algorithms and reduce unnecessary computations, resulting in a 50% reduction in processing time. This not only improved user experience but also enhanced the overall efficiency of the application.

I view constructive criticism during code reviews as valuable feedback for personal and team growth. I approach feedback with an open mind, analyzing the suggestions to understand how they can improve the code. Additionally, I appreciate collaborating with peers to discuss their perspectives, as it often leads to better solutions and enhances team cohesion.

To stay current with industry trends and technologies, I regularly read tech blogs, participate in webinars, and engage in online communities related to software engineering. I also enjoy attending conferences and meetups, where I can network with other professionals and gain firsthand insights into emerging tools and best practices.

I have extensive experience working within agile methodologies, where I have contributed to sprint planning, daily stand-ups, and retrospectives. I thrive in an environment that values iterative development and adaptive planning, and I appreciate how agile enable teams to respond quickly to changes in project scope or user feedback.

To ensure my code aligns with the team's technical vision, I make it a priority to actively participate in discussions about our overall goals and objectives. I regularly communicate with my team members, seeking their input on architectural decisions and sharing updates on my progress, which helps maintain alignment with our collective vision.

Yes, I have mentored junior engineers by taking a hands-on approach to knowledge-sharing. I set up regular one-on-one sessions for them to ask questions about technology or practices. Additionally, I encourage pair programming, which allows them to learn practically while contributing to projects, ensuring they feel supported throughout their learning journey.

The most important aspect of user-centered design is understanding the users' needs and pain points. This insight drives the entire design and development process, ensuring the final product delivers real value. Conducting user research helps capture feedback, which can be challenged and iteratively refined to achieve optimal functionality and usability.

I approach problem-solving in software development methodically. Initially, I define the problem clearly, gathering all relevant information. After understanding the context, I brainstorm potential solutions and evaluate their feasibility. I find it helpful to involve teammates for diverse perspectives while prioritizing solutions that align with user needs and project goals.