Senior Backend Developer, Collective Minds Radiology
PHP-Laravel
Cloud-based healthcare collaboration service
Open for applications
Cloud-based healthcare collaboration service
21-100 employees
Open for applications
21-100 employees
Company mission
To create a global platform for radiologists so they can share findings around medical imaging.
Role
Who you are
- +3 years of experience in PHP including frameworks like Laravel or Symfony
- Experience with docker containers
- Experience with several persistence mechanisms: relational databases (SQL), Redis, document DB, etc
- Experience with CI/CD pipelines (preferably GitHub or Gitlab)
- Code versioning with GIT (we use Gitlab)
- Drive all your work in English
Desirable
- DICOM or open-source PACS experience
- Knowledge of cloud infrastructure (preferably AWS) and experience with IaC (preferably terraform and terragrunt)
- Experience with any asynchronicity, event driven architecture and any event broker system: rabbitMQ, AWS SNS+SQS, AWS event bridge, Kafka
What the job involves
- We are seeking a team oriented, highly structured, can-do backend developer to join our team for a long term engagement
- Help us move the frontier of user experience in medical systems
- In this role, you will acquire unique competences in enabling entrepreneurship in the highly regulated medical and pharma industries
- Evolve the code architecture to keep it flexible and extendable to run a global SaaS offering. Deliver the highest possible standard in the final product by:
- Engage extensively with your product team and cross-functionally, participating in all phases of software development to ensure successful implementation through to production
- Collect the requirements, design, develop, and maintain highly available, supportable solutions
- Build structured APIs for internal and external communication
- Work as part of a team of developers and DevOps responsible for defining and driving technology standards
- Optimize application for maximum speed and scalability
- Document in-line while coding, we work in a regulated environment and aim to automate everything from testing to documentation and requirements
Our take
The global healthcare crisis of recent years has underscored the importance of international healthcare collaboration. Collective Minds Radiology is an organisation applying this principle to medical imaging. Its service currently connects over 14,000 radiologists and hundreds of hospitals to collaborate on collective diagnosis, healthcare development, and digital education.
The company has seen increasing interest from the Danish market over recent years, and have launched a presence in Denmark. Otherwise, this healthcare collaboration tool flies relatively under the radar - and with good reason. The sharing of medical images required tight adherence to privacy regulations, which are particularly strict in the healthcare sector.
Part of Collective Mind’s interesting exploratory work is in the field of using AI for diagnostics purposes. This is still relatively new territory, and brings with it a justifiable amount of caution. This company’s community-led approach, however, may prove a crucial training ground for refining this advanced AI application - it will be interesting to see how they develop.
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Insights
Few candidates hear
back within 2 weeks
21% employee growth in 12 months
Company
Funding (last 2 of 5 rounds)
Aug 2023
$7.7m
EARLY VC
Dec 2021
$2.1m
SEED
Total funding: $13.1m
Company HQ
Ensta, Täby, Stockholm County
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Leadership
Pär Kragsterman
(Co-founder & CTO)Brings extensive experience in software infrastructure to the table, having spent time as a Manager of SAP Technology and Infrastructure at Kraft Foods, and then as Director of Global Enterprise SAP Technologies at PepsiCo.
Lennart Blomqvist
(Co-founder)Has extensive experience as a radiologist, and also holds a Professorship at the Karolinska Institute, as well as a guest professorship at the Umeå University.
Anders Nordell
(Co-founder & CEO)Previously founded the internet consultancy Triggerfish, whilst also working as an MRI scientist at the Karolinska University Hospital, then holding various MRI-based roles at GE Healthcare.
Johan Norling
(Co-founder & Chairman of the Board)Originally worked in the Radiation Physics Department at the Umeå University Hospital, before working his way up at GE Healthcare to serve as the General Nordic Manager.
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