Remote Junior Software Engineer - Mobile
$70 K - $80 K
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$70 K - $80 K
About the role
- Pulsara is a 100% remote team made up of people with backgrounds in technology, healthcare, emergency services, business, and beyond, united by a common purpose: to improve the lives of people in need and those who serve them.
- Working remotely gives us flexibility, but great remote work takes more than being able to work from home. We communicate intentionally, collaborate across teams, take ownership of our work, and depend on one another to follow through.
- We are a company that continues to evolve. We value people who are curious, comfortable learning, willing to challenge how things have always been done, and interested in helping us make both our product and the way we work better.
- Want to learn more? Explore our technology at pulsara.com and discover our team, culture, and benefits on our Careers page .What You'll Be Building
- Pulsara isn't a single mobile application. Our technology environment includes:
- Native Android and iOS applications
- Web-based patient care, administration, and reporting tools
- A highly scalable AWS cloud environment
- Internal and public APIsRelational databases and complex data workflows
- Secure, HIPAA-compliant systems connecting healthcare organizations
- Mobile development here means understanding how applications, services, and workflows work together—not just writing code for a single screen.
- Your Primary Job Focus and Day-to-Day Activities Will Include:
- Build and improve mobile applications
- Develop features, maintain functionality, and write clean, reliable code for our native Android and iOS applications.
- Write code and learn from feedback
- Use tools such as Android Studio and Xcode. Submit pull requests, participate in code reviews, and apply feedback to strengthen your skills and your code.
- Use AI-assisted development tools
- Use AI tools to support coding, debugging, testing, and problem-solving. Learn to evaluate AI-generated code and apply sound engineering judgment.
- Solve problems and troubleshoot issues
- Investigate bugs, identify causes, and work with teammates to develop and verify solutions.
- Collaborate throughout development
- Work with Software Engineers, Product Managers, and Test Engineers to clarify requirements, share ideas, and deliver quality software.
- Create intuitive mobile experiences
- Build with usability in mind, considering platform-specific design, customer workflows, and how mobile applications connect with APIs and other services.
- Keep learning with the customer in focus
- Explore new technologies, ask thoughtful questions, and improve your skills while recognizing that healthcare professionals depend on the software you build.
- What Will Help You Succeed
- Hands-on Android and/or iOS development experience through professional work, coursework, or personal projects
- Familiarity with Kotlin, Java, Swift, or comparable programming languages
- Understanding of basic software development principles and writing clean, maintainable code
- Familiarity with Android Studio, Xcode, Git, or similar development tools
- Interest in developing native applications for both Android and iOSExperience using AI-assisted tools in software development
- Basic debugging, problem-solving, and troubleshooting skills
- Appreciation for intuitive design, software quality, and customer experience
- Curiosity, attention to detail, clear communication, and a willingness to learn and collaborate
- Additional Experience That Can Be Helpful
- A mobile application or software project you've built and can share
- Familiarity with Google's Material Design or Apple's Human Interface Guidelines
- Exposure to APIs, databases, backend services, web applications, or full-stack development
- Experience with Agile development, code reviews, automated testing, CI/CD, or DevOps
- A degree or coursework in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field
- A degree or number of years doesn't necessarily tell us what someone can accomplish. We value demonstrated skills, curiosity, and a willingness to learn. We're interested in what you've built, the problems you've solved, and the potential you bring.
- What Makes Someone Great at This JobYou're curious. You ask thoughtful questions, explore new approaches, and enjoy figuring out how things work.
- You think like the customer. You understand that reliability, usability, and simplicity matter when healthcare professionals are coordinating time-sensitive care.
- You enjoy building things. You like turning ideas into working software and take pride in creating something useful.
- You welcome feedback. You see code reviews and collaboration as opportunities to learn and grow.
- You care about quality. You pay attention to details and look beyond whether the code simply runs.
- You collaborate and take ownership. You communicate openly, follow through, contribute ideas, and ask for help when needed.
- Competitive Pay: $70K - $80K (based on experience)
- All-Team Profitability Incentive Plan
- Medical, Dental, Vision, Life/AD&D, and LTD benefits
- Employer 401(k) Match
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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