Hi,
My company develops Lenire, a novel FDA-approved tinnitus treatment device. We're re-platforming our (currently desktop) configuration software as a Clojure/script web application and looking to take on an experienced Clojure engineer to get involved. We're based in Dublin, but open to remote applicants in adjacent time zones. See below for more info. Applications to the provided e-mail address, but feel free to DM me with questions.
Who are we?
https://neuromod.com/ is a medical technology company founded to establish bimodal neuromodulation as a new standard of care for tinnitus, a condition that affects 15% of the global adult population. Our groundbreaking tinnitus treatment device, https://www.lenire.com/, is the first of its kind to be awarded an FDA De Novo grant for the treatment of tinnitus.
Who are we looking for?
We're looking for a senior Clojure/script engineer to work on web-based device configuration and analytics software for the Lenire tinnitus treatment device.
What do we offer?
• A healthy engineering culture, with a committed and collaborative team.
• An opportunity to work in Clojure, in an interesting problem domain, with a front-end development stack built around the excellent Replicant data-driven rendering library.
• An opportunity to contribute directly to relieving the suffering of the many millions of people worldwide whose lives are adversely affected by chronic tinnitus.
• Competitive salary and flexible working hours.
What will you do?
You'll be working initially to migrate our device configuration software to the web, leveraging the browser WebSerial API and a Clojure/script development stack, and then to extend it to exploit the additional capabilities of the platform, and of new generation hardware we're currently developing.
What do we expect from you?
• Clojure/script development expertise You have considerable experience working in Clojure – either in a professional context or in OSS.
• Clojure in production Prior experience deploying and maintaining a Clojure/script based application in production.
• Communicative / collaborative You can articulate technical concepts clearly to your team-mates, and engage with non-technical stakeholders to solve business problems using software. You are open to other points of view.
• Build / test automation As a software professional, you understand the value of reproducible builds and designing testable, maintainable software.
• Domain experience Prior experience in a regulated industry (e.g. medical, automotive) would be a bonus, but is not essential.
Where will you work?
Our engineering office is located in Dublin, Ireland, however remote applicants will be considered for this position, provided they're in a GMT-adjacent timezone.
How to apply
Please e-mail your application to <mailto:hr@neuromoddevices.com|hr@neuromoddevices.com>.
An update on the process timeline... Read through about half the applications on Tuesday afternoon. Have blocked off this afternoon to go through the rest and we'll meet internally to compare notes tomorrow. Realistically it'll be the middle of next week before we start getting back to people, considering Monday is a public holiday here.
Just closing the loop on this after filling the role and allowing HR some time to contact (hopefully) everybody who'd applied. Thanks to all of you who took the time to respond -- the quality of applications was consistently high - much more so than we'd seen for previous non-clojure roles - and the decisions quite tough. Greatly enjoyed meeting and talking to quite a number of you, and hope to be in a position to grow clojure @ neuromod more in the future.
definitely make some noise (no pun intended) when you get to a need to test your solution. wouldn't mind giving it a go.
Thanks to all of you who've taken the time to apply. Snowed under today with other duties, but have blocked out tomorrow afternoon to go through the applications in detail -- should start reaching out to schedule interviews later in the week.
I just drop by to express my appreciation of your using replicant. Awesome 🤩
As a kid I used to feel special that I could hear the keeeeeeeeeeee of the family's CRT TV even when it was off laughcry
Ouch! You have my sympathies - tough living with that since childhood.
Thanks! I actually didn't know better, and by the time I learned the word for the keeeee, sometime in my twenties, it had become part of the soundtrack of life. I'm not sure how it grades on whatever scale they may use to measure it, but I can live with it, so I do.
Can you cure visual snow while you're at it? :p
I'm just an engineer - I can't cure anything. Give me a spec and enough coffee and I can probably simulate it ;)