Front-End Engineer; Healthcare Consulting

About Sellers Dorsey

Sellers Dorsey is a healthcare impact strategy firm focused on improving care access, quality, and outcomes for our nation’s most vulnerable populations. We work with providers, managed care organizations, state entities, and others, to design, implement, fund, and optimize sustainable programs that deliver maximum impact to underserved communities. Built on decades of experience in Medicaid, our team includes former state Medicaid directors, healthcare policy experts, health plan execs, and hospital leaders who know how to navigate the complexities of the system and find creative, impactful solutions that drive the greatest impact for the individuals and communities that need it most.

Sellers Dorsey is seeking a Front-End Engineer for the Data & Engineering team. As a Front-End Engineer you will help architect, implement designs, and build the web applications and user interfaces that power our suite of products. You’ll work closely with back-end developers, product managers, and designers to ensure performant, accessible, and intuitive experiences that provide a quality experience while adhering to healthcare regulations.

• Develop, document, create, and deploy maintainable web applications, via React, for internal and external facing products. Develop reusable components, hooks, services; use top tier state management libraries, to ensure a smooth, performant, and friendly user experience for our clients. Consume and integrate with back‑end APIs, third‑party services, logging, and telemetry tooling to surface clinical information and display in the UI.
• Implement client‑side security and compliance protocols that align or exceed healthcare standards. Collaborate with cross‑functional teams (back‑end developers, Dev Ops, QA engineers, UX/UI designers) to align on API contracts (payloads, data structures, validation), and translate design specs into accessible, stable, production‑ready applications.
• Ensure applications provide a high‑quality user experience. Application reliability, solid test coverage, clear documentation, and maintainable code are your forte. You must be able to work with various state management libraries, implement proven patterns for data management, build robust components, extend component libraries, and be forward thinking as best practices change.
• Actively participate in code reviews, dependency audits, and agile methodologies (planning, refinement, retrospectives). Understand best practices for frontend apps, such as unidirectional data flow, composition over inheritance, anti‑patterns, monitoring cross-browser issues, optimize builds for client‑side performance, troubleshoot and debug cross-browser issues, balance bundle size with rendering performance, leverage CI/CD to ensure smooth deployments, and work closely with Dev Ops and back‑end engineers to assist and diagnose issues together.

• Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science, Health Informatics, Information Systems, or related field.
• Three (3)+ years of front‑end development experience building production React applications, and an understanding of back‑end/API operations in that context (preferably in healthcare or regulated industries).
• Comfort contributing across the stack when needed; this role is frontend‑focused with full‑stack scope preferred.
• Understanding of LLMs, and harnesses such as Claude Code or Codex, and how they handle workflows (agents, skills, etc…) to improve productivity preferred.
• Previous experience in healthcare tech preferred.
• Awareness of cloud infrastructure (AWS/Azure/GCP) preferred.
• Experience working in an Agile/Scrum environment preferred.
• Passion for improving healthcare outcomes through technology preferred.
• Ability to thrive in a collaborative, agile environment preferred.

• Solid understanding of component architecture, state management, and responsive/accessible UI/UX design implementation.
• Well versed in React and JavaScript, and familiar with Python; proficient with modern HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (ES6+).
• Thorough understanding of reusable components and the distinct roles of…