Software Engineer, Full Stack
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Key Responsibilities & Duties
- Design, build, and ship full stack features across our Registry platform — frontend, backend, and database.
- Build and maintain integrations with our core platforms, including Healthie (EMR), Candid (RCM), Spruce (messaging), and HubSpot.
- Write and maintain APIs and webhooks that connect FamilyWell’s systems, with attention to idempotency, retries, and data reconciliation.
- Design and evolve database schemas and queries (Postgres), balancing performance, data integrity, and clarity.
- Partner with Product, Data, and Clinical Operations to translate requirements into technical designs and shipped software.
- Write unit, integration, and end-to-end tests; participate in code review and uphold engineering quality standards.
- Support CI/CD pipelines, deployments, and monitoring/observability for the systems you build.
- Follow HIPAA and security best practices for handling protected health information (PHI).
- Troubleshoot and resolve production issues, working cross-functionally to identify root causes.
Minimum Qualifications
- 3–6+ years of professional software engineering experience as a full stack developer.
- Proficiency with a modern JavaScript/TypeScript stack (e.g., React/Next.js on the frontend; Node.js or Python on the backend).
- Strong SQL skills and experience working with relational databases (Postgres preferred).
- Experience building and consuming REST APIs and integrating with third-party platforms/SaaS tools.
- Comfort working across the full stack — from UI to backend services to data layer — rather than specializing in one layer only.
- Strong testing discipline and code quality habits (unit/integration testing, code review, documentation).
- Ability to work independently in a fast-paced, remote startup environment and communicate clearly with cross-functional partners.
- Experience using AI-powered development tools (e.g., Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor) to accelerate coding, testing, and debugging workflows.
Nice-to-Haves
- Experience in healthcare or another regulated industry, with familiarity with HIPAA and PHI handling.
- Hands-on experience with healthcare platforms such as Healthie, Spruce, Candid, athenahealth, or similar EMR/RCM systems.
- Healthcare data experience — working with clinical, claims, or operational data in a warehouse/BI environment (e.g., Snowflake, dbt, Sigma).
- Familiarity with healthcare data standards and interoperability (FHIR, HL7, X12/837-835).
- Experience with cloud infrastructure (AWS/GCP), containerization (Docker), and CI/CD tooling (GitHub Actions).
- Prior experience at an early-stage startup, comfortable with ambiguity and shifting priorities.
Compensation
$140,000-$155,000. While the anticipated range is within this band, flexibility may be limited based on the candidate’s experience and overall fit.
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