We’re spotlighting the most important part of our work here at 1nHealth—our team. These are the folks who bring the energy, the ideas, and the spark to everything we do.
Up today is our first New Hire Spotlight: Joseph Bannerman, our newest Frontend Engineer—who’s driven by helping sponsors and study teams reach patients who need it most.
Learn more about his background, his path to 1nHealth, and more below!
What's your new role at 1nHealth?
I’m excited to join 1nHealth as a Frontend Engineer, where I’ll get to build tools that help make clinical research more accessible, efficient, and user-friendly. My work will happen behind the scenes, making it simpler and faster for the right patients to find the right clinical trials.
What drew me to 1nHealth was the opportunity to apply modern, cutting-edge technology in a space that truly makes a difference.
Tell us a bit about your background and what led you to 1nHealth
I’ve spent the past several years designing and developing user-focused web applications. After working in both the startup space and product teams at larger organization, I was looking for a mission-driven environment where good software directly impacts people’s lives.
1nHealth stood out not only for its purpose, but also for its smart and human-centered approach.
If your career path had a headline, what would it be?
“From Pixels To Purpose”
I’ve always viewed my work in terms of how it helps others, and whether it’s making someone’s day a little easier or removing frustrations. That perspective is what excites me most about 1nHealth. I know that the tools I help build play an important role in connecting people to potentially life-changing clinical trials.
How do you relax and re-energize outside of work?
Outside of work, I love spending time with animals, dogs in particular. Being around them is one of the quickest ways to relax and reset. Whether it’s a quick walk or just hanging out together, animals have a way of bringing out the best in people.
I also run a local soccer group and organize weekly games. It’s part community, part cardio, and always a good time. I like to bring people together, stay active, and have fun.
What's a value or principle you bring to every job you've had?
Clarity. Whether it’s writing clean code, giving feedback, or shaping a product vision, I believe everything moves smoother when communication is clear and straightforward. It keeps ideas moving from concept to reality.
If you had a billboard that the entire clinical research industry would see, what would it say?
“Speed doesn’t have to sacrifice empathy”
We don’t have to choose between moving quickly and being thoughtful. Empathy can actually drive smarter work. When we truly consider people, we ending up building better solutions.