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Senior Full Stack Engineer

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intelletecManhattan (NY)

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Senior Full-Stack Engineer | AI Healthcare Technology | Series BLocation: US | Hybrid & Remote Options
Compensation: Competitive Base + EquityAbout the Opportunity
We're partnering with a well-funded, high-growth healthcare technology company leveraging AI to modernize healthcare operations and reduce the administrative burden on healthcare teams. The company is expanding its engineering organization and looking for experienced Senior Full-Stack Engineers who enjoy building impactful products, solving complex technical challenges, and taking ownership from concept through production.
What You'll Be Doing: Build and ship full-stack features across backend systems and user-facing applications. Design scalable, reliable software used by healthcare organizations. Work closely with product teams to develop solutions to complex customer challenges. Integrate AI capabilities into core product workflows. Own technical decisions and contribute to the platform's architecture.
What We're Looking For: 7+ years of software engineering experience. Strong JavaScript/TypeScript skills and familiarity with Python. Experience building customer-facing SaaS products. Background in high-growth startups or fast-paced environments. Comfortable working across the full stack and owning features end to end. Strong product mindset and ability to work independently.
Bonus: Healthcare technology experience or experience scaling early-stage products. Interested? Apply directly or message me for a confidential conversation!

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