Product Engineer (Full-stack)
confidentialSeattle (WA)
$190 K-$225 K
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Posted 12 days ago
confidentialSeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$190 K-$225 K
About the role
Product Engineer (Full-stack)
Location: Hybrid, New York City office, in-person 3-4 days per week
Salary: $190K-$225K base + competitive equity.
Sponsorship:
Not available. Candidates must be US citizens or Green Card holders. I’m recruiting on behalf of a confidential client, a venture-backed, 90+ person AI-first medical practice that pairs in-house clinicians with AI to deliver near-instant, personalized care. You’ll own significant parts of the product, from patient-facing apps to the physician platform, and help shape how the engineering organization is built as the company scales to hundreds of thousands of patients.
What you’ll be doing:
- Build patient-facing features on web and mobile to drive engagement and retention
- Scale backend infrastructure with a focus on stability and data integrity
- Improve the physician-facing care platform and integrate AI tooling to raise clinical efficiency
- Build integrations with large enterprise clients, including EMR integrations, claims data structuring with health plans and HIE records parsing
- Work cross-functionally with product, clinical and commercial teams
- Help shape the future of the engineering organization
- You’ll likely be a fit if you have:5-10 years of experience building new products from zero to one in high-growth environments
- Strong full-stack depth in TypeScript, React, Next.js, and PythonMobile experience with React Native
- Experience with Postgres and AWSHands-on experience building from the ground up at an early-stage company or through personal projects
- A self-motivated, ownership-driven approach, comfortable with ambiguity
- What you won’t find here:
This role won’t suit you if you need visa sponsorship, want a fully remote setup, or prefer a narrow, single-layer engineering scope.
Skills:
- TypeScriptPythonReactNext.jsReact Native
- PostgresAWSEMR integrations
- Data infrastructure
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