What you'll doWe are a startup building a platform that is in daily use during patient care, and our direction changes as we learn.
The engineer we are looking for is comfortable with that: someone who moves between backend, mobile, integration and platform work as the product demands, and who picks up new technologies quickly because their strength is in engineering fundamentals rather than any one stack.
Right now that means, among other things, bringing our clinical mobile app to Android, evolving how our product integrates with hospital systems, and keeping our services dependable across cloud and on-premise deployments.
Six months from now the list will look different, and you will help decide what is on it.
We build AI-native: agents write a large share of our code, and the engineer's job is to design the system, specify the work precisely, and keep the codebase in a state where both humans and AI tools can understand and extend it safely.
Your engineering judgement is the product here.
Move across the stack as priorities shift: mobile UI, backend services, APIs, hospital integrations, platform and deployment workOwn the architecture of the parts you touch: module boundaries, API contracts, data models, and the decisions behind themDirect AI coding agents to implement against your specifications, and review their output with the same rigour you would apply to a colleague's pull requestKeep the codebase legible for readers without context: consistent conventions, small well-named units, documented rationale, tests that express intentOwn service quality end to end: automated testing, CI/CD, observability, diagnosability in productionWork with clinical data and healthcare interoperability standardsProduce the technical documentation and evidence required in a regulated development processWhat we're looking forSeveral years of professional experience building and operating software in production, spanning both frontend or mobile and backend work, and a track recor.