About Visilant

Visilant is a commercial-stage digital health company founded out of the Johns Hopkins University focused on creating and deploying accessible, AI-powered eye screening technologies to eliminate avoidable blindness. More than 1 billion people live with treatable eye diseases, yet care remains out of reach due to a shortage of eye specialists, long travel distances, and high costs, especially for rural and low-income patients.

The Role

Visilant is hiring a
full-stack engineer
to play a critical role in building and scaling our core products. You will focus on crafting intuitive, high-performance user experiences across our mobile and web applications, while also contributing to backend systems and APIs that power them.

This is a highly hands-on role where you will work closely with product, clinical, and engineering teams to design and implement user-facing features that directly impact patient care. You’ll help shape how community health workers, technicians, and clinicians interact with our platform—from image capture in the field to diagnosis and follow-up.





If you care deeply about building elegant, user-centered products in healthcare and want to see your work used in real-world clinical settings globally, this role offers a unique opportunity to do so.

Key Responsibilities

Frontend & Product Development
- Build responsive, intuitive user interfaces across mobile and web applications used by health workers and clinicians.
- Translate complex clinical workflows into easy, usable product experiences.
- Own front-end architecture and contribute to design systems and reusable component libraries.
- Collaborate closely with product and design to iterate quickly based on user feedback from real deployments.

Full-Stack Engineering
- Develop and integrate backend APIs and services that support frontend applications.
- Work across the stack to ensure seamless data flow between mobile apps, cloud infrastructure, and AI services.
- Implement dashboa

📌 Full Stack Engineer (India)
🏢 Visilant
📍 India