Full-Stack Software Engineer

OpenKrill; United States; On-site; USD 55,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Unlimited PTO

Job summary

Openkrill is seeking software engineers to join an early-stage medical AI company building a real-time surgical copilot. You will own components across the stack from backend services to edge software, with exposure to production-grade data pipelines and interfaces for surgeons and researchers.

The role emphasizes hands-on contributions, cross-functional collaboration with CV/ML teams, and growth through shipping reliable software with strong testing and regulatory documentation.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in computer science, software engineering, or equivalent demonstrated experience.
• 2+ years of professional software development experience; senior candidates welcome.
• Proficiency in Python.
• Experience with JavaScript/TypeScript and a modern frontend framework (React, Vue, or Angular).
• Experience building or integrating APIs and backend services.
• Strong fundamentals in debugging, testing, asynchronous programming, and version control.
• Comfort working with Git and Linux-based development environments.

Responsibilities

• Ship backend services and APIs powering internal tools and the medical device platform.
• Build and maintain data pipelines connecting devices to cloud processing and Diagnostics.
• Turn surgical video, imaging, and AI outputs into usable interfaces for engineers and researchers.
• Move research prototypes into production-quality software with tests and documentation.
• Drive testing, CI/CD, and containerization practices as the platform grows.
• Collaborate with CV, ML, and design teams to deliver end-to-end software.
• Support development practices aligned with medical-grade regulatory standards.

Skills

Python programming

Frontend development

API development

Git & Linux

Debugging & testing

Asynchronous programming

Problem solving

Education

Bachelor's degree in CS or related

Tools

Docker

CI/CD

Cloud platforms

Job description

About the Role

This role sits inside an early-stage medical AI company building a real-time surgical copilot that helps surgeons make sharper decisions in the operating room. You will work across the stack, from backend services and APIs to front end interfaces and edge software, with real ownership from your first weeks. Strong early-career engineers and senior engineers looking for deep technical range are both a fit here.

What You’ll Own

• Ship backend services and APIs that power both internal tools and the deployed medical device platform.
• Build and maintain data pipelines connecting devices in the operating room to cloud processing and diagnostics.
• Turn surgical video, medical imaging, and AI model outputs into interfaces that engineers and researchers actually rely on.
• Move research prototypes into production quality software, backed by tests and clear documentation.
• Drive testing, CI/CD, and containerization practices that keep releases reliable as the platform grows.
• Partner with computer vision, machine learning, and design teammates to turn research capability into working software end to end.
• Support development practices aligned with medical-grade regulatory standards.

What We’re Looking For

• Bachelor’s degree in computer science, software engineering, or equivalent demonstrated experience.
• 2+ years of professional software development experience, senior candidates should bring significantly more.
• Proficiency in Python.
• Experience with JavaScript or TypeScript and a modern front end framework such as React, Vue, or Angular.
• Experience building or integrating APIs and backend services.
• Strong fundamentals in debugging, testing, asynchronous programming, and version control.
• Comfort working with Git and Linux based development environments.

Nice to Have

• Experience with Docker, CI/CD, or cloud platforms.
• Exposure to real-time data, video, imaging, or 2D/3D graphics.
• Familiarity with hardware-connected or edge-computing systems.
• Exposure to computer vision, machine learning, or regulated medical device software.

Tools and Stack

• Python, JavaScript or TypeScript with React, Vue, or Angular, REST APIs, Docker and CI/CD where relevant.

Success Indicators for the First 3–6 Months

• Within the first 3 to 6 months, you will be expected to: Ship working software across at least two layers of the stack, for example a user facing interface plus its supporting API or data pipeline.
• Build working fluency with the platform’s edge and cloud software, including how data moves from the OR through processing and into diagnostics.
• Contribute meaningfully to code reviews, testing, and CI/CD practices, and begin supporting regulatory grade documentation where relevant.
• Establish strong working relationships with the software, computer vision, machine learning, modeling, and design teammates you collaborate with day to day.

Compensation & Logistics

• Location: Remote LATAM
• Working hours: Overlap with U.S. business hours
• Compensation: $55,000-$65,000 usd annually
• Equity: Competitive equity package
• Benefits: Unlimited PTO

Company Overview

Our client is an early stage medical AI company building a surgical copilot that combines computer vision, deep learning, and physics based modeling to help surgeons make better decisions in the operating room. The team is a tight knit group of engineers, scientists, and surgeons working at the frontier of surgical AI, offering significant ownership and direct exposure to the full product development process from an early stage in a career.