Nuna Inc.

Senior Software Engineer

San Francisco · Senior

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 27 days ago

TypeScriptKotlinReactFlutterBackend DevelopmentLLMsCommunication

About the role

You'll work in the systems at the heart of the coach - the AI and agent logic, the services behind it, the data it depends on - and you'll make the day-to-day architecture and trade-off calls within your domain.
Comfort with ambiguity matters here: the work rarely arrives fully specified.

Own meaningful features and services end to end - design, build, ship, and operate them in production
Break ambiguous product problems into shippable work, making pragmatic trade-offs to deliver
Partner with product, design, and the Data org to turn requirements into working software
5+ years building and shipping production software
Strong engineering skills with the ability to own a feature or system end to end - backend services, APIs, and the code that ties them together
Experience operating what you build: testing, deployment, and observability
Clear communication and the ability to work well across product, design, and engineering
We use motivational interviewing to help patients and their families see themselves clearly, design experiments that fit their real lives, and navigate a system that has not historically been on their side.

Comfort with ambiguity within your domain - able to move from a rough problem to a shipped solution
Experience with Kotlin, TypeScript, React, and Flutter
Experience with AI/LLM product systems or agents
Mobile experience, or experience bridging mobile clients and backend systems
Experience shipping in an early-stage or fast-moving consumer product
Contribute to architecture decisions in the systems you work in, including the AI/agent and product systems at the core of the coach

We're not competing with other health apps.
A genuine interest in improving healthcare alongside an interdisciplinary team
You've worked with healthcare data, or in another high-trust, regulated domain
Treat privacy, security, and the responsible handling of health data as part of doing the job well

Chronic disease isn't managed in a clinic.
It is managed at home, in relationships, in the everyday.
What's on the dinner table, what gets said, and who notices when someone's struggling.
For the 130 million Americans managing a chronic condition, the healthcare system has offered the same answer for decades: a 15-minute doctor's visit, a pamphlet, and a portal login they'll never use.
At Nuna, we are building an

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