Founding Full-Stack Engineer — Remote, Germany

Ambivio; United States; Hybrid; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Ambivio is seeking an early-stage product team member to join as one of the first full-stack engineers. You will work closely with the founders on a platform that structures medical information and supports automated workflows, taking ownership across the stack to turn real needs from pilot clinics into useful features.

You will design architecture, build with TypeScript and Node.js, collaborate with healthcare professionals, and explore OCR and AI-enabled data pipelines to improve clinical

Qualifications

• Five or more years of software development experience, including at least three years with TypeScript and web development.
• Strong self-direction and evidence of delivering substantial software projects.
• A broad engineering outlook, with confidence in TypeScript and the ability to learn unfamiliar technologies.
• German proficiency at B2 level or higher.

Responsibilities

• Design architecture and data models for new platform capabilities.
• Build and improve full-stack features using TypeScript, Node.js, and the existing web framework.
• Collaborate with healthcare professionals at pilot sites to understand and refine workflows.
• Develop services that use OCR and AI agents to locate relevant information in documents.
• Evaluate and benchmark models and data pipelines.
• Investigate healthcare connectivity interfaces and develop integration approaches.

Skills

TypeScript

Web development

Full-stack development

Self-direction

Learning new technologies

Tools

AWS

Docker

Terraform

Azure

Job description

Ambivio is seeking an early-stage product team member to join as one of the first full-stack engineers. You will work closely with the founders on a platform that structures medical information and supports automated workflows, taking ownership across the stack to turn real needs from pilot clinics into useful features.

You will design architecture, build with TypeScript and Node.js, collaborate with healthcare professionals, and explore OCR and AI-enabled data pipelines to improve clinical