Full Stack Engineer (FE Focus)
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Why AtrixMedical affairs teams at pharma companies are drowning in unstructured data—field notes from medical science liaisons, conference takeaways, real-world insights from post-market studies, scattered across dozens of sources. By the time these insights reach clinicians, they're stale. We're fixing that.Atrix helps medical affairs teams extract insights from messy, unstructured sources and turn them into action—so emerging findings get to clinicians faster and drugs are delivered more effectively. We're working with top-20 pharma companies and winning head-to-head against larger competitors because we actually listen to customers and build what they need.Who we areA small, senior team with roots at Google, a16z, Plaid, and Kickstarter. Seed stage, onsite in NYC. Everyone here has built and scaled products.The roleYou'll be engineer #4 and our first dedicated frontend hire—with a clear path to leading frontend as we grow. In the meantime, you'll work across the stack: crafting responsive, server-rendered React/Next.js features, optimizing performance, and contributing to the Python services that power them.What you'll ownOur Next.js application (SSR + SSG), including complex data tables and visual analytics handling tens of thousands of rowsFrontend architecture decisions and long-term technical directionProduct analytics strategy and toolingBackend features in FastAPI when the work demands itYou bring5+ years with JavaScript/TypeScript, 3+ years shipping React in productionRedux Toolkit or equivalent state management expertiseSCSS or CSS-in-JS, plus accessibility fundamentals (WCAG)2+ years Python (any context—scripts, CLI, data pipelines, whatever)2+ years backend development (any language)Bonus pointsReact Query / TanStack QueryExperience with virtualized grids or tablesFamiliarity with LangChain, LlamaIndex, or RAG patterns