Senior Software Engineer (Product)
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- As a Senior Software Engineer on the Product team, you will design and build the features that healthcare providers interact with every single day as they care for patients
- As an OpenAI portfolio company, you will be surrounded by the leading minds in AI and exposed to the latest advancements in our field
- In the first 6 months, you’ll take ownership of meaningful product initiatives end-to-end — from shaping the experience with our product and design partners to shipping high-quality code that reaches clinicians in production
- You’ll be a key voice in how we build, ensuring we move fast without sacrificing the reliability and craftsmanship our users depend on
- Design and architect major product features leveraging the latest advancements in AI to deliver a magical user experience
- Anticipate system bottlenecks and proactively re-architect key system components before they create issues for our customers
- Lead product initiatives with high strategic value, accelerating speed of iteration while preventing accumulation of technical debt
- Hold the codebase to a high standard, and assist in developing engineering processes that encourage shipping high quality code
- You’re comfortable moving across the stack to take projects to the finish line, with solid experience in modern web technologies and cloud infrastructure (e.g. AWS/GCP, Postgres, Docker)
- You are a low-ego team player who prioritizes co-discovering the best ideas, even if they’re not your own
- You have a strong product instinct — you think about the end user experience, not just the technical implementation
- You have a Bachelors degree and 5+ years of experience, or equivalent
- You thrive in environments with high levels of complexity, uncertainty, and ambiguity
- You have a demonstrated ability to own execution from inception through to successful outcomes
- You value being a kind, encouraging, and supportive teammate
- You have 5+ years experience tackling challenging zero-to-one software engineering problems that have spanned multiple teams