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Software Engineer

Posted 6 days ago

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About the role

New York City Metropolitan Area | HybridWhat if the code you wrote every day could make a meaningful difference to people's lives? I'm partnering with an ambitious, venture-backed healthcare startup using technology to rethink how people engage with their health. The company is building a consumer-focused product designed to make healthcare more accessible, encourage proactive engagement, and create better experiences through thoughtful use of technology and data.
The opportunity: Join an early-stage team building a product from the ground up in a huge, evolving market. You'll own features end-to-end, influence product decisions, and build polished, high-performance experiences using React, TypeScript and modern frameworks, with AI playing a key role in how the team develops and ships. Who should take a look? An engineer with 3+ years of experience who loves building from 0→1, sweats the details of UX and performance, and thrives in a scrappy, product-led environment. Experience with Node.js, React, TypeScript, Next.js or Tailwind is valuable, alongside an interest in consumer products, healthcare or personal health optimization. Why consider it? Join a venture-backed startup tackling a meaningful challenge in healthcare. Take real ownership and help shape the technical direction of the product. Work in a highly collaborative, early-stage engineering environment. Competitive salary and equity package. Build technology with the potential to positively impact people's lives. Interested? Get in touch for a confidential conversation to learn more about the team and what they're building.

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