General Medicine
Full-Stack Engineer (SF)
San Francisco
Sponsorship not specified$150k-$225kDetected 37 days ago
RubyNext.jsRailsFull-Stack DevelopmentSQLAWSLLMsPRDs
About the role
- We provide upfront cash and insurance prices for virtual and in-person visits, prescriptions, labs, imaging, and more.
- We don't expect you to have a healthcare background (though it's great if you do!).
Requirements
- Our ideal candidate is hungry, high-agency, and aspires to be a generalist.
- 2+ years of experience building web apps as a full-stack engineer
- Experience with modern infra tooling and programming languages.
- Experience with modern infra tooling and programming languages. We currently use AWS, Ruby on Rails, and NextJS, and would expect you to have proficiency in a modern tech stack even if it isn't the one we are using.
- Please note that this role is based in either our SF office (near Market and Spear St) or our Boston office (Central Square, Cambridge). We expect our team to work from the office a minimum of 3 days per week, and ideally 4 or 5.
Compensation
- We're an experienced team that has built a company in this space before, our product has clear product-market fit, and we've raised money from top investors.
- If you're an ambitious and entrepreneurial software engineer and this resonates, please apply.
- We believe LLMs and price transparency legislation have opened up several massive opportunities.
Benefits
- We have an ambitious and distinctive vision for what can be built in consumer healthcare.
- If you're an ambitious and entrepreneurial software engineer and this resonates, please apply.
- As a software engineer at General Medicine, you'll help build and scale a healthcare store that makes it delightfully simple to shop for any type of care.
- Base is between 150-225k annually + equity.
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