Senior Frontend/UX Developer

You will be responsible for creating a beautiful, functional, and frictionless web experience for the patients of the digital-first medical practice we’re building in Switzerland. That could include developing a “my health” patient space, a medical information form, a treatment-choice page, or reusable layouts for explanatory pages.

What we offer:

• Autonomy to ship user-facing changes daily
• A small, experienced, fast-moving team with families
• Remote work CET +/- 2h with quarterly travel to Zurich for a few days to meet the team in person
• A visual/graphic designer that works for you, if and when you find that helpful to increase quality or to speed up delivery
• 100,000-150,000 CHF / year

What we expect from you:

• You ship beautiful, functional, maintainable user-interfaces in React and TypeScript. You have:

Deep familiarity with CSS, even if you mostly use Tailwind day-to-day

Experience shipping complex-but-clean stateful client-side user-interactions/forms

Experience designing a system of reusable React components (for one app)

• Refined aesthetic taste and exceptional attention to detail, but the pragmatism to prioritise what will serve users and the business well (not what will impress designers)
• That you have well-calibrated judgment for whether to base decisions on A/B testing (more or less formally), UX research literature, or your own experience/intuition
• You think and implement in terms of a design system to get consistency, quality, and delivery speed
• You can do your job exceptionally well without AI assistance, but you use AI when it helps you ship high-quality things faster (which is probably often)

We think that means you’ll likely know a fair bit about things like:

• 5+ years of experience working with React and web frontends
• Flexbox, Grid, @container, @keyframes
• setTimeout, useState, forwardRef, SWR, react-hook-form
• Kerning, ligatures, leading, and vertical rhythm
• Door handles, natural mappings, and Rams
• Discriminated unions, type parameters (generics), Zod (or other parse-don’t validate libraries)
• HTTP requests/responses and accompanying status codes/headers