Senior Backend/Full-Stack Engineer, Healthcare Logistics

Sprinter Health; San Francisco (CA); Hybrid; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity

Health benefits

Flexible PTO

401(k) with match

Parental leave

HSA + FSA

Life insurance

Lunch provided

Learning stipend

Job summary

Sprinter Health is seeking a Staff Backend or Full-Stack Software Engineer (8+ years experience) who wants to build the core systems that power last-mile healthcare delivery.

At Sprinter, you’ll work on products that blend logistics, patient experience, safety, and medical operations—building and scaling backend services, data flows, integrations, and in-product experiences that directly determine whether patients get care.

Qualifications

• 8+ years building backend or full-stack systems in production.
• Experience mentoring engineers on large projects.
• Designed APIs, data models, and services powering real user-facing products.
• Led projects end-to-end from architecture to delivery and iteration.

Responsibilities

• Design and build backend services and APIs for data flows, scheduling, logistics, and device integrations.
• Ship full-stack product features end to end, including UI if full-stack.
• Solve complex operational challenges at scale, such as scheduling and dispatch.
• Integrate with external health systems and devices in a secure manner.
• Collaborate with product, data, ops, and clinical teams to ship software.

Skills

Backend engineering

Full‑stack development

APIs design

Mentoring engineers

System design

Scalability

Tools

AWS

GraphQL

TypeScript

Node.js

React Native

Job description

Sprinter Health is seeking a Staff Backend or Full-Stack Software Engineer (8+ years experience) who wants to build the core systems that power last-mile healthcare delivery.

At Sprinter, you’ll work on products that blend logistics, patient experience, safety, and medical operations—building and scaling backend services, data flows, integrations, and in-product experiences that directly determine whether patients get care.