Who is Heidi?
Heidi is on a mission to halve the time it takes to deliver world-class care.
We believe that by 2050, every clinician will practice with AI systems that free them from administrative burdens and increase the quality and accessibility of care.
At the core of Heidi is its people. We are an eclectic bunch of inventors, scientists, clinicians, designers, and builders. In just 12 months, Heidi supported 20 million patient consults—and we’re only getting started.
As we expand globally, we’re rebuilding the Heidi website with a modern stack to support rapid experimentation, global localisation, and performance. If you thrive in fast-paced environments and love clean, scalable code—read on.
The Role
We’re hiring a Frontend Web Developer to join our marketing developer team. You’ll be working with Next.js, Tailwind, and Sanity to bring modular pages to life, integrating content, components, and design for a high-performance experience.
This role offers the opportunity to implement scalable frontend architecture, apply best-in-class SEO and accessibility practices, and build a flexible CMS-powered system ready to grow across multiple markets.
What you’ll do:
Develop reusable components in React + Tailwind
Integrate structured content from Sanity via GROQ and hooks
Ensure SSR/ISR performance and SEO meta best practices
Build layouts that support A/B testing, localisation, and dynamic content
Partner with the design and analytics team to polish UX across devices
What we will look for:
Must have: solid experience with Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind
Should have: headless CMS experience (Sanity preferred), accessibility and structured data know-how
Nice-to-have: familiarity with monorepos, feature flags, or AI-powered tooling
You have experience working in a fast-paced tech, SaaS, or startup environment.
You can manage multiple projects with tight deadlines, and still deliver polish
Why you’ll flourish with us 🚀
Remote-first, async-friendly workflows
Direct access to designers and content leads
Build a global-first frontend with best-in-class tooling
