Avelios Medical

Full Stack Engineer (all genders)

Munich. Posted 12 months ago

The role

You will build full-stack solutions for clinical use cases. You will design, test, deploy, and maintain scalable, secure Avelios services used in critical healthcare environments.

What you will do

  • Work directly with the core development team to build full-stack solutions
  • Design, test, deploy, and maintain scalable, secure Avelios services
  • Develop large-scale software systems used in critical healthcare environments
  • Work with the latest technologies in both backend and frontend development
  • Apply best practices in clean, efficient, and secure software engineering
  • Continuously improve performance, usability, and development processes

Required qualifications

  • Degree in Computer Science, Informatics, Business Informatics, or equivalent hands-on experience
  • Proficiency in one or more of the following: Java, C++, React, TypeScript, Swift, or Rust
  • Eagerness to learn new technologies and contribute across the stack
  • Strong problem-solving skills with a proactive, solution-oriented mindset
  • Fluency in German or English

Nice to have

  • GitHub contributions

Benefits

  • Variety in your tasks and the opportunity to take ownership
  • An international, informal team structure in a motivating start-up atmosphere
  • Ability to gain valuable hands-on experience in a startup backed by leading international VCs
  • Support for your personal development through continuous learning and feedback
  • Flexible working hours and trust-based time tracking
  • A virtual stock option package (VSOP)
  • A monthly meal allowance up to 75 euros
  • Full coverage of the Deutschlandticket
  • Urban Sports Club or a subsidized Wellpass membership
  • A bike leasing program
  • Corporate Benefits with access to discounts

About the company

Avelios has built a modular software platform that digitizes and optimizes workflows in hospitals. The mission is to unlock clinical data to power seamless healthcare operations for better patient care.