Software Engineer, Fullstack
Software Engineer, Fullstack
Posted yesterday
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Partner with product, engineering, and analytics to discover use cases, build features, and deliver value
- Engage with customers to understand operational challenges, validate assumptions, and iterate solutions quickly
- What We're Looking ForMust-Have:5+ years experience building and scaling complex, distributed systems or workflow-heavy SaaS platforms.
- Proven ability to own architecture and make high-stakes technical decisions in ambiguous, high-growth environments.
- Deep understanding of modern cloud architecture and full software stacks.
- Excellent communication — able to clearly explain technical trade-offs to technical and non-technical audiences alike.
- Experience with workflow orchestration frameworks or event-driven architectures.
- Contributions to open-source projects, publications, or active technical presence.
- Open-source contributions, publications, or technical blog presence
- You'll Love This Role If YouWant to lead AI projects from idea to deployment
- Want to own architecture, projects, and culture — not inherit them.
- Thrive in a 0?1 environment, building from scratch and scaling from concept to production.
- Care deeply about impact — accelerating patient access by fixing the infrastructure of healthcare.
- Believe great products emerge from tight collaboration between product, engineering, and operations.
- Want your work to outlast you — building systems that become part of healthcare's invisible infrastructure.
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