HealthLeap
Full Stack Engineer
San Francisco Office
Sponsorship not specified$175k-$275kDetected 78 days ago
ReactDistributed SystemsBackend DevelopmentFull-Stack DevelopmentSQLRESTData Visualization
About the role
- HealthLeap's dashboard is the first thing dietitians open at Cedars-Sinai and Penn Medicine.
- It shows them which patients need attention, surfaces the right clinical data, and helps them act fast.
- You've taken products from idea to real users, more than once.
Responsibilities
- Own product surfaces end to end, from talking to clinicians to shipping
- Build a modern experience for clinicians so they find what they need in seconds, instead of the hours they lose to it today
- Build our analytics product, with data visualization people trust and act on
- 5+ years building production web applications, strong on the frontend and the backend
- Strong React, a strong eye for design, and a knack for making complex data intuitive. We don't care which charting library you use.
- Real product sense: you decide what to build, not just how
- Build the product clinicians rely on every morning.
Skills
- Solid SQL and schema design
- You move fast and own outcomes
- Background in healthcare or clinical software
- You use AI tools deeply to move fast
Compensation
- $175,000 - $275,000 base
Benefits
- HealthLeap is building the AI operating system that helps care teams identify these missed patients, enabling them to improve health outcomes and generate millions of dollars.
- Over the past year, we've grown contracted revenue more than 13x, expanded rapidly across leading health systems, and now help care teams identify patients across millions of inpatient encounters.
- Equity: Meaningful ownership in an early-stage company
- Healthcare: 100% of premiums covered
- PTO: Unlimited, with a recommended minimum of 20 days
- Equipment: Laptop + budget for your home office
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