Full-Stack Software Engineer (Infrastructure Focus)

Role overview

Build and improve software used by hospital teams in demanding clinical environments. This full-stack role spans product features, machine learning collaboration, data pipelines, and cloud and on-premises infrastructure, with ownership from initial design through deployment. The team values reliable delivery, practical problem solving, and close collaboration with clinical users; some international travel is required to observe workflows and co-design solutions.

Responsibilities

- Own and deliver projects across product and machine learning teams, from planning through release. - Contribute to product development through structured feedback, prototyping, and testing. - Ship regular enhancements and fixes while minimizing regressions. - Write modular, clear code that teammates can understand and extend. - Work across application software, data pipelines, cloud services, and on-premises systems. - Communicate proactively, raise issues, and help build a candid and respectful team environment.

Requirements

- Experience building software across multiple parts of the stack; a particular past job title is not required. - A record of writing reliable code and communicating clearly with collaborators. - Initiative in identifying and addressing problems, with a pragmatic approach to system details and edge cases. - Curiosity and adaptability when learning unfamiliar tools; expertise in every technology listed is not expected. - Interest in building software that addresses practical needs for people.

Nice to have

The product stack includes Elixir/Phoenix and C++ on the backend; React and TypeScript on the frontend; Google Cloud, GitHub Actions, and NixOS for infrastructure; Postgres and ETL pipelines for data; and GraphQL, REST, and healthcare integrations such as HL7/FHIR. Prior experience with these tools may help, but the team supports learning on the job.

Benefits and work setup

Remote-first, with candidates based in Europe or the United States considered. The role involves some international travel to hospitals. Listed benefits include early-stage equity, competitive salary, a company laptop, a learning and development budget, team events, and flexible paid time off.