Software Engineer (Fullstack)

Counsel Health•New York, NY

4d•$185,000 - $225,000•Hybrid

About The Position

We're looking for a fullstack software engineer to help define the future of AI-powered, human-led healthcare. This is a hybrid role based out of our New York City (Flatiron) office, with a Boston office opening soon. You'll carry real ownership over our product, with the chance to shape our engineering org as it grows. You'll work cross-functionally with product, clinical, and commercial teams, and interface directly with prominent healthcare organizations nationwide. Our engineering work spans full-stack web development, data infrastructure, mobile development, and AI/MLOps.

Requirements

A self-motivated, creative doer who takes ownership of broad initiatives and drives them to completion, navigating ambiguity with ease
Has hands-on experience building consumer-facing products from the ground up in a high-growth startup environment
Thrives working alongside exceptional teammates and draws energy from fast-moving, collaborative environments
Excited about working at the frontier of medical AI
2+ years of professional experience, ideally at a startup or fast-moving company
Proficiency with our stack: React (TypeScript), Next.js, React Native, Postgres (Supabase), HTML/CSS (Tailwind), and AWS infrastructure
Experience building at scale, serving hundreds of thousands of end users and large enterprise clients
Opinionated about leveling up your own engineering skills and the team around you

Responsibilities

Work closely with Product and Design to ship and iterate on unique product experiences in AI-enabled care that improve patient engagement and outcomes
Work closely with our ML research team to bring cutting-edge AI/LLM techniques into clinical care and ship them in production
Improve our physician-facing care platform and integrate AI tooling that increases physician efficiency and clinical capability
Build robust integrations with large enterprise clients, including EMR integrations with healthcare providers, claims data structuring with health plans, and HIE records parsing