INTL - R Shiny UI Developer
Location
Wilmington, DE
Job Type
Full-time
Category
other-general
Posted
June 15, 2026
Job Description
We are seeking an experienced R Shiny Developer to lead frontend/UI development for RiskView, an enterprise Risk-Based Quality Management (RBQM) platform used for clinical trial site risk monitoring. This application serves clinical operations teams with interactive dashboards including KRI heatmaps, statistical visualizations, and data review tools, deployed on Posit Connect against an Azure SQL Database backend.
Key Responsibilities
• Build and refine Shiny UI modules: design, implement, and maintain interactive dashboard views (KRI tables, boxplots, trend charts, data library) following the existing modular architecture
• Implement responsive, accessible layouts: using bslib (Bootstrap 5), custom CSS variables, and the project's design system
• Develop interactive visualizations: color-coded reactable heatmaps, Highcharts boxplots with scatter overlays, master/detail trend charts, and donut charts
• Manage client-side interactivity: Shiny reac...
We are seeking an experienced R Shiny Developer to lead frontend/UI development for RiskView, an enterprise Risk-Based Quality Management (RBQM) platform used for clinical trial site risk monitoring. This application serves clinical operations teams with interactive dashboards including KRI heatmaps, statistical visualizations, and data review tools, deployed on Posit Connect against an Azure SQL Database backend.
Key Responsibilities
• Build and refine Shiny UI modules: design, implement, and maintain interactive dashboard views (KRI tables, boxplots, trend charts, data library) following the existing modular architecture
• Implement responsive, accessible layouts: using bslib (Bootstrap 5), custom CSS variables, and the project's design system
• Develop interactive visualizations: color-coded reactable heatmaps, Highcharts boxplots with scatter overlays, master/detail trend charts, and donut charts
• Manage client-side interactivity: Shiny reac...