Who are we searching for?
We're looking for a Flutter Developer who
loves building high-quality, user-friendly mobile apps
in the
medical field
. You'll develop software that makes a measurable impact on the health of patients – with real-world impact
proven in clinical studies
.
In teams of 3 to 6 other developers, you'll be responsible for implementing intuitive user interfaces, ensuring smooth performance across platforms, and collaborating closely on architecture, state management, and app integration with backend systems.
This blog article describes pretty well what we consider to be the fundamental attitudes of a great developer.
About us
We're a
team of 30 people based in Munich developing mobile apps & web applications for customers in the area of medicine and healthcare
. QuickBird Medical is one of the very few companies that is certified for
medical software development
(according to
ISO 13485
&
ISO 27001
). As a result, we count renowned companies such as
Roche
,
Fresenius
,
Novartis
,
Techniker Krankenkasse
,
DAK
,
Barmer
and
Charité
among our customers.
1. building health software that
truly helps people
2. developing those products the
right
way – based on great software engineering practices while pushing the state of the art forward (check our Blog and GitHub)
If you align with those values, we would love to hear from you. Find out more about who we are or discover our employee reviews:
Technical Infos
Developers at QuickBird highly value
state-of-the-art software engineering
practices. The company was founded by two developers. That spirit is part of our DNA.
For our apps,
Riverpod
is our primary go-to state management solution. However, for certain use cases, we are also open to using other architectural approaches.
You can find more infos about our concepts on our GitHub-Page (e.g. this project) or our Blog (160k readers ). As a young agency we continuously work on new, exciting projects.
You will usually work on completely new apps without fighting 10-year old code-bases
.
About you
* At least 1 year of experience
with Flutter development. We are open to
different seniority levels
for this position and adjust the compensation based on that.
* Up-to-date
with current Flutter development trends
* Developed
at least one Flutter app
from scratch
* Willing to
help teammates
and to learn from them
* You are
interested to learn
a lot about the healthcare area from our internal experts
* You
enjoy writing reliable, secure, and maintainable code
* You're
open to new ideas
, architectures, and workflows, and value code reviews and critical thinking.
* You want to come to our office at least once or twice a week
(the rest can be done in the home office in case you prefer that)
What we offer
* Company that values great software engineering
(we have structured approaches for code reviews, testing, cybersecurity, CI/CD etc.)
* A very
ambitious, talented team of 30 developers
and other experts in the area of medical software
* Opportunity to
make an impact
: work on health projects that change people's lives for the better
* Personal mentor, feedback sessions
and environment to help you learn fast
* Lots of
team events
like hiking, go-carting, beer garden evenings, sledging, hackathons etc. (last team event: 4 days at the beach in Italy)
* Ability to implement your own ideas
(e.g. as open-source projects)
* Learning budget
and time for conferences and trainings each year
* Office at the heart of Munich
at Stiglmaierplatz
* Ability to
work from home or remotely
* Personal training
on how to write technical blog posts and how to speak at developer conferences & meetups
* Paid overtime
: we value work-life-balance and if you really decide to work more, you'll get paid for that (or get additional holidays)
* 7.50 € daily subsidy for lunch
with the team
* Full relocation support
if you are coming from abroad (help with visa, getting a flat, finding new friends etc.)
* Paid 30 min FIKA break
in the office every day
* Fresh
new MacBook Pro
that you can also use privately
* Work in a crisis-resilient industry
with long-term relevance and stability