Job description

Lifestores is democratizing access to primary healthcare in Nigeria and other frontier markets by transforming the role and effectiveness of pharmacies.

Pharmacies are the most visited space in healthcare in frontier markets like Nigeria, however, they are constrained by challenges around fake medicines, poor data collection, and limited holistic care services.

Lifestores offers a technology suite to help pharmacies manage their inventory more efficiently, enjoy group purchase discounts, and better serve customers. We also operate a patient-facing service offering telephonic consultations to people with chronic diseases. Our suite is currently deployed in Lagos across our network of self-managed pharmacies, with expansion into third-party stores planned.

About the Role

We are looking for experienced, full-stack, business-oriented developers who can drive development and a team of developers to help us mature our growing platform.

We use Python (Django) on the backend, React on the front end as well as GraphQL and Docker. We take an agile approach to development, preferably Kanban.

You’ll be helping us migrate core functionality from a legacy system into our new framework so we’re looking for developers who can hit the ground running with these technologies.
You’ll need to be self-motivated and accountable for your time. If you're solution oriented, pragmatic, adaptably and accountable, we want to hear from you. Please submit your CV and code samples.

Benefits & Compensation

We offer highly competitive compensation, including bonus allowances for outperformance of goals. Additional benefits include pension contributions, access to regular training, and ongoing feedback to boost your skills.

You will have ample opportunities to work with and learn directly from world-class operators including leading international technology companies.

Lifestores thrives on a collaborative, meritocratic working culture. We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity at our company.

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