Software Engineer (Fullstack)
Software Engineer (Fullstack)
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Work closely with Product and Design to ship and iterate on unique product experiences in AI-enabled care that improve patient engagement and outcomes
- Work closely with our ML research team to bring cutting-edge AI/LLM techniques into clinical care and ship them in production
- Improve our physician-facing care platform and integrate AI tooling that increases physician efficiency and clinical capability
- Build robust integrations with large enterprise clients, including EMR integrations with healthcare providers, claims data structuring with health plans, and HIE records parsing
- A self-motivated, creative doer who takes ownership of broad initiatives and drives them to completion, navigating ambiguity with ease
- Has hands-on experience building consumer-facing products from the ground up in a high-growth startup environment
- Thrives working alongside exceptional teammates and draws energy from fast-moving, collaborative environments
- Excited about working at the frontier of medical AIWhat You'll Bring 2+ years of professional experience, ideally at a startup or fast-moving company
- Proficiency with our stack: React (TypeScript), Next.js, React Native, Postgres (Supabase), HTML/CSS (Tailwind), and AWS infrastructure
- Experience building at scale, serving hundreds of thousands of end users and large enterprise clients
- Opinionated about leveling up your own engineering skills and the team around you
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