We are seeking a Senior Angular Developer to lead the frontend modernization of a large-scale enterprise healthcare platform. This role involves transitioning a legacy application into a high-performance, responsive web experience. You will collaborate closely with onshore architects and offshore .NET teams to build a scalable, component-based architecture that meets modern usability standards while adhering to strict healthcare data security protocols.
Key Responsibilities
- Frontend Architecture: Develop and maintain scalable, reusable, and well-documented UI components using Angular (latest versions).
- State Management: Implement robust client-side state management (e.g., NgRx, NGXS, or Signals) to handle complex healthcare workflows and large datasets.
- Performance Optimization: Ensure the application remains highly responsive by implementing lazy loading, Ahead-of-Time (AoT) compilation, and optimized change detection strategies.
- API Integration: Collaborate with backend .NET engineers to define and consume RESTful API contracts, ensuring seamless data flow and error handling.
- Legacy UI Transformation: Translate complex, data-heavy legacy screens (Visual RPG/WinForms) into intuitive, modern web interfaces that prioritize user efficiency.
- Unit Testing: Write comprehensive unit and integration tests using Jasmine/Karma or Jest to ensure UI stability.
Required Technical Skills
- Core Framework: 5+ years of professional experience with Angular (TypeScript).
- Web Fundamentals: Expert knowledge of HTML5, CSS3/SCSS, and responsive design principles.
- State Management: Deep understanding of RxJS (observables, operators) and reactive programming patterns.
- UI Libraries: Experience with Angular Material, PrimeNG, or Tailwind CSS.
- Security: Familiarity with implementing OIDC (OpenID Connect) and OAuth2 for secure frontend authentication.
Industry Experience Requirements
- Healthcare Domain: Minimum 2+ years of experience working on healthcare-related applications.
- Compliance Awareness: Understanding of accessibility standards (WCAG) and building interfaces that handle sensitive PHI data securely.
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