Junior Front-End Software Engineer

As a Junior Front-End Software Engineer, you’ll help build and maintain Motilent’s advanced medical imaging viewer and associated web applications, used by clinicians and researchers worldwide. You’ll work primarily with React, TypeScript, and modern web technologies to develop intuitive, performant interfaces for complex imaging workflows. You’ll collaborate closely with senior frontend engineers, solution architects, and product leads to design features, refine user experience, and ensure our software meets the standards required for regulated medical devices. You’ll gain exposure to areas such as 3D rendering, medical imaging (DICOM/DICOMWeb), and software verification, while developing strong engineering fundamentals in a supportive environment.

Key Responsibilities

• Design, implement, and maintain features in our medical imaging analysis and visualisation platform, focusing on frontend components and user workflows.
• Translate complex clinical and imaging problems into clear, efficient UX and UI designs, working closely with product and design where relevant.
• Write clean, modular, and testable code in React and TypeScript, following Motilent’s engineering standards.
• Assist with software verification and testing, including unit tests and regression checks for viewer features.
• Develop applications and components using the latest Web Standards, ensuring accessibility, performance, and cross-browser compatibility.
• Participate in code reviews, technical discussions, and design sessions with other engineers to share knowledge and improve code quality.
• Work within Motilent’s Quality Management System (QMS) to support the delivery of regulatory-cleared medical devices, maintaining accurate documentation and traceability for your work.
• Contribute to Agile/Scrum ceremonies (planning, stand-ups, retrospectives), helping to estimate work and deliver features against project timelines.

• Solid understanding of JavaScript/TypeScript and modern frontend development practices.
• Practical experience with React (projects, internships, or commercial), including components, hooks, and state management basics.
• Strong grasp of HTML5, CSS (and ideally preprocessors such as Sass), responsive layouts, and browser developer tools.
• Understanding of unit testing and the role of automated tests in software quality (e.g. Jest, React Testing Library or similar).
• Familiarity with Git and modern version control workflows (branches, pull/merge requests, code review).
• Awareness of Agile software development and continuous integration / continuous delivery concepts.
• Clear, concise communication skills and a collaborative mindset, with a strong interest in learning from more experienced engineers.

• Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience (e.g. bootcamp, personal projects, or commercial work).
• Experience with WebGL or Canvas-based rendering, or an interest in developing interactive visualisations and 3D graphics.
• Familiarity with DICOM / DICOMWeb imaging workflows or other healthcare data formats.
• Exposure to TypeScript-first projects (strong typing, interfaces, generics) and modern tooling (Webpack, Vite, or similar).
• Basic understanding of RESTful APIs and integrating frontend applications with backend services.
• Experience or interest in working within regulated software environments (e.g. medical devices, ISO/IEC standards) and following documentation/traceability practices.
• Good grasp of numerical methods, vector/matrix maths, 3D transformations, and geometry.