APPLICATION ENGINEER / FULL-STACK AI INTEGRATION DEVELOPER
Pharmizza Technology Solutions Pvt Ltd
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
About The Opportunity
Pharmizza Technology is a rapidly scaling HealthTech innovator building AI-powered automation and decision-support platforms for pharmaceutical sales, compliance, and customer engagement. We combine clinical domain expertise with full-stack engineering to deliver intelligent applications that transform how life sciences teams operate—driving efficiency, compliance, and revenue growth across India’s dynamic healthcare ecosystem.
Role & Responsibilities
- Design, develop, and deploy end-to-end full-stack applications integrating AI/ML models into real-world pharma workflows (e.g., call planning, HCP engagement, territory optimization).
- Build responsive frontends (React/Angular) and scalable backends (Node.js/Python/Django) that consume AI APIs and serve real-time analytics dashboards.
- Collaborate with data scientists to productionize LLMs, NLP pipelines, and recommendation engines into user-facing features with audit trails and compliance guardrails.
- Integrate with enterprise systems (ERP, CRM, e-detailing platforms) via REST/gRPC APIs and ensure secure, GDPR/Pharma-compliant data handling.
- Optimize application performance for low-latency decision-making in offline/online hybrid environments across tier-2/3 cities.
- Lead QA automation, CI/CD pipelines, and monitoring for high-availability SaaS deployments in cloud-native (AWS/Azure) or on-prem setups.
Skills & Qualifications
- Must-Have
- React
- Node.js
- Python
- REST API
- AWS
- PostgreSQL
- LLM Integration
- CI/CD
- Preferred
- Angular
- LangChain
- HealthTech domain experience
Benefits & Culture Highlights
- Work in a fast-paced, impact-driven HealthTech team shaping India’s pharma digital transformation.
- Access to training in GenAI, clinical domain knowledge, and product ownership opportunities.
- Hybrid-remote flexibility with core on-site collaboration in tier-1/2 cities (Bengaluru, Pune, Delhi NCR).
Skills: aws,python,react,postgresql,node.js