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HotDoc is hiring a mid-level software engineer to contribute to end-to-end delivery of healthcare software used by clinics across Australia. You will design, build, ship to production, and support features, owning them from conception to live operation.
The role emphasizes reliability, observability, and collaboration with product and design teams. You will work with Ruby on Rails and Ember.js on PostgreSQL, and you’ll ramp on Ember if needed.
At HotDoc, our purpose is to improve the healthcare experience for everyone in Australia, by improving the way patients and doctors communicate. We're used by more 5,000 clinics and over 25,000 practitioners, which means the software we build affects how millions of Australians access healthcare.
You’ll join Health Continuity, one of our Mission Based Teams. The team's work directly affects continuity of patient care across our practice network — whether a patient's history follows them between appointments and between clinics.
This is a mid-level engineering role, and it is a delivery role. You own features end to end: design, build, ship to production, and support them once they are live. You work independently on well-defined work, scope it yourself, and communicate progress and blockers without being chased.
Our stack is Ruby on Rails and Ember.js, on PostgreSQL, with DataDog, Sentry and Sidekiq. If you have production Rails and a component-based JavaScript framework — React, Vue, Angular — we are genuinely happy to help you ramp on Ember. We would rather hire strong Rails judgement and teach the frontend framework than the reverse.
You will also own the operational health of what you build. Monitoring and alerting in place, a place in the on-call rotation, and blameless postmortems when something goes wrong. If a feature is not observable, it is not finished.
We're an employee-first company — we can't provide a great patient and customer experience without first looking after our people.
We ask that all local staff make an effort to attend our Melbourne HQ once a week to better build relationships and meet colleagues they may not encounter during a normal working day. If this is not possible, please speak to the hiring manager during the recruitment process so we can assist with flexible working considerations if required.
HotDoc prides itself on being an inclusive and diverse workplace; in fact, we celebrate it. If there are any alternative considerations you might require to perform this role, or if there is anything we can do to assist you in the application process, please let us know. We will do our best to make this a great experience for you.