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Freed is an AI healthcare startup where the engineering team builds AI-powered tools to streamline clinical workflows and enhance patient care. The role sits in a hybrid setup in San Francisco or Seattle, partnering with clinicians and product teams to ship meaningful features.
You will own the end-to-end feature lifecycle, prototyping with AI-assisted tooling, and delivering robust backend systems and intuitive frontend experiences.
At Freed, an AI healthcare startup focused on reducing administrative burdens for clinicians, the engineering team builds AI-powered tools to streamline clinical workflows and enhance patient care. The company is in a fast-paced growth phase and values engineers who take ownership and solve meaningful problems. The role is based in either San Francisco or Seattle with a hybrid work arrangement, offering a collaborative environment where technical and product decisions shape the company's future.
The Member of Technical Staff position involves full-stack product engineering, working closely with clinicians and product stakeholders to develop intuitive user experiences and backend systems. Daily responsibilities include designing, implementing, launching, and iterating on features using React, TypeScript, SQL, and modern web technologies. The role emphasizes rapid prototyping with AI-assisted tools and requires balancing technical tradeoffs to deliver impactful improvements quickly within a small, agile team.
Ideal candidates have strong engineering fundamentals, product intuition, and experience shipping meaningful features independently. Comfort with ambiguity, effective prioritization, and clear communication are essential. Experience in early-stage startups, AI-assisted development, or regulated industries is a plus, as is a genuine interest in improving clinician workflows. Freed offers an opportunity to influence product direction and contribute to technology that positively impacts healthcare professionals and patients.