At Murj, we do what we love and love what we do!
Murj was founded in 2014 to solve a problem witnessed first-hand. Founder and CEO, Todd, worked with cardiology practices as an implantable cardiac device sales representative for Medtronic. He watched clinicians struggle to manage these sophisticated devices using outdated and inadequate tools. Having previously worked in product management at Apple, Todd knew that brilliant design can profoundly impact the user experience -- so why not design a better way to care for patients with implantable devices?
In Murj, Todd created an enterprise SaaS cardiac device management software solutions company that reimagines and transforms patient care through thoughtful design and a passion for quality and a commitment to customer satisfaction. Today, Murj continues this transformative innovation with intuitive, elegant, and imaginative technology solutions that improve the lives of cardiac care professionals and their patients.
What Murj offers.
Murj is for people seeking a fast-paced, ever-changing environment surrounded by a supportive team that works hard and strives for innovation and professionalism, with a steady diet of humility and camaraderie.
Every employee is treated like family, with love, respect, and responsibility. The individual and collective success of every employee is at the forefront of what we do and believe.
And in joining Murj, you are joining a community that believes in evolution and promotion from within; there is a high degree of opportunity for progression, creativity, and ownership.
From your first day at Murj, you are eligible for full medical, dental, and vision insurance along with an open vacation policy, more than 10 annual company holidays, and competitive compensation and equity participation, and a 401(k) after 3 months of service.
How We Work at Murj
Murj is the right place for people who excel in fast-paced, dynamic environments. Murj embodies a high-performance culture where every team member is expected to exceed expectations and take ownership beyond their role to drive our collective success.
Employees should be comfortable working independently and taking initiative to identify and address needs. This proactive approach is essential to thriving at Murj.
We believe in working hard together, with a shared sense of purpose and drive. We're not afraid to ask tough questions, and we support each other in reaching for bold new ideas.
Let us leave you with this.
If this role sounds intriguing - we encourage you to apply. And we encourage applicants to embrace new challenges, as the right fit at Murj is often more about the person and the challenges they seek, not just what they have accomplished in the past.
About The Role.
The best way to master a complex platform is to understand its nuances. As a Software Engineer I at Murj, you'll be the primary investigator of our ecosystem. You will focus on resolving customer requests, squashing bugs, and clearing backlog items. This role is designed to give you a 360-degree view of the Murj platform, preparing you for deep-level feature development by making you an expert in how our system lives and breathes. Candidates based in Eastern or Central timezones are preferred.
In this role, you should be comfortable working independently, and taking the initiative to identify and address work needed but not necessarily assigned. While your initial focus will be mastering our frontend application, you will have the opportunity to gain exposure across the entire stack as you grow.
What You'll Do.
- Investigate & Resolve: Tackle bug reports, feature enhancements, and frontend maintenance tasks, ensuring a seamless experience for clinicians.
- Customer Impact: Directly address customer-requested tweaks and improvements, seeing the immediate impact of your work on their daily workflows.
- Collaborate: Work closely with our QA team to reproduce issues and our Product team to understand the "why" behind the "what."
- Modernization: Learn how to manage third-party dependencies, keeping our codebase up-to-date and free of vulnerabilities.
- Continuous Improvement: Identify patterns in recurring bugs and suggest long-term architectural improvements to prevent them.
- Deployment: Become proficient with our GitLab CI/CD pipeline and release process.
- Feedback: Iterate over your implementation by receiving feedback through code reviews or pair programming.
- Automated Testing: Write and maintain unit tests using Vitest to ensure bug fixes are durable and don't cause regressions.
What Makes You a Great Fit.
- Curiosity First: You aren't satisfied with just "fixing" a bug; you want to understand the root cause and ensure it doesn't happen again.
- Adaptability: You are excited by the prospect of starting in the frontend but eventually expanding the scope of your work as the team evolves.
- Ownership: You take pride in the small wins—a UI polish or a resolved edge case—knowing they lead to a better experience for the doctors using our tools.
- Detailed Communicator: You enjoy documenting your findings and can translate complex technical bugs into clear status updates for the broader team.
What You Bring.
- React Proficiency: You've built projects or worked professionally with React and understand its core principles.
- The Modern Tooling Kit: Experience with (or a strong desire to master) TypeScript, Vite, and MobX.
- Problem-Solving Mindset: You enjoy the "detective work" of debugging and aren't afraid to dig through logs and documentation.
- Communication Skills: You can explain technical issues clearly to non-technical stakeholders (like Product or Support).
- Quality First: You believe that code isn't finished until it's tested and verified.
Nice To Haves.
- Backend Exposure: Familiarity with PHP or API design (REST/GraphQL).
- DevOps Interest: A desire to learn more about Docker, Terraform, or cloud infrastructure.
- Healthcare Tech: Experience working in a HIPAA-compliant environment or with medical data.
- CSS Mastery: A keen eye for layout, accessibility (a11y), and responsive design.
- Secure Coding Practices: Knowing best practices and/or exposure to SAST, etc.
What Success Looks Like (First 90 Days).
- In 30 Days: You have completed your first several bug fixes, successfully navigated the GitLab CI/CD pipeline, and feel comfortable navigating the frontend codebase.
- In 60 Days: You are taking ownership of "investigative" tickets independently, collaborating directly with QA to validate fixes, and contributing to code reviews for your peers.
- In 90 Days: You have a 360-degree view of the application's current frontend state. You are beginning to suggest architectural improvements and are starting to pick up "cross-over" tasks that touch our APIs or infrastructure.
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