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Full Stack Software Engineer

Posted 6 days ago

alldusBrooklyn (NY)

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About the role

Are you a software engineer who wants more control over what you build? Not just how you build it? Most engineers spend years owning one slice of a product. At my health-tech client, you'll help build the product itself. They're building the communication infrastructure for AI-powered healthcare: agents that don't just answer patient calls, but schedule appointments, handle billing, manage prescription refills, and complete workflows end-to-end. You'll work across AI, full-stack, real-time systems, and healthcare infrastructure — building the technology behind live patient calls.
What's in it for you: Build real products — TypeScript, Node.js, React, PostgreSQLSolve hard problems — AI, voice, real-time systems, healthcare Own what's next — work directly with founders and shape the product$180–$230k base + equity · Hybrid, NYC
Who you are:
  • 4+ years of experience building and shipping production software
  • You’ve previously or currently work at an early or growth-stage startup
  • You take ownership, move quickly, and care about building things well
You're comfortable with ambiguity, hard technical problems, and learning as you goIf you're looking for a role where, a year from now, you can point to something and say, “I built that,” we'd love to talk.

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