Senior Backend Engineer - Build Scalable Health Platform
Grow Therapy
San Francisco, Seattle, New York (CA, WA, NY)
Hybrid
USD 212,000 - 250,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Comprehensive Health Coverage
Parental Leave & Family Support
401(k) program
Flexible PTO
Wellness & Development stipends
Mental & Physical Health Support
Pet insurance discounts
Job summary
A leading mental health technology firm in San Francisco is seeking a Software Engineer to enhance their backend systems. The role involves ownership of backend services and architecture, focusing on reliability and performance. Ideal candidates will have over 7 years of experience and a strong collaborative mindset. Grow Therapy offers a hybrid work model, competitive compensation, and comprehensive benefits to support its growing team committed to improving mental healthcare access.
Qualifications
7+ years of professional software engineering experience with ownership of production backend systems.
Experience building reliable, performance-critical systems.
Proven ability to operate in ambiguous problem spaces.
Responsibilities
Own backend services and APIs from design through deployment.
Drive architectural decisions and clarify complex problems.
Lead improvements to core platform systems including data pipelines.
Skills
Backend engineering expertise
Service design
Data modeling
API development at scale
Strong collaboration
Communication skills
Job description
A leading mental health technology firm in San Francisco is seeking a Software Engineer to enhance their backend systems. The role involves ownership of backend services and architecture, focusing on reliability and performance. Ideal candidates will have over 7 years of experience and a strong collaborative mindset. Grow Therapy offers a hybrid work model, competitive compensation, and comprehensive benefits to support its growing team committed to improving mental healthcare access.