Senior Software Engineer

Vivian Health; United States; Remote; USD 150,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a forward-thinking company at the forefront of healthcare recruitment. As a Senior Software Engineer, you'll play a crucial role in empowering healthcare professionals to find their ideal jobs. This remote position offers the chance to work with cutting-edge technologies, including React and NodeJS, while collaborating with a talented team to enhance user experiences. With a competitive salary range and a strong commitment to work-life balance, this opportunity is perfect for those looking to make a significant impact in the healthcare staffing landscape. If you're passionate about innovation and technology, this is the role for you!

Benefits

Flexible Time Off

Comprehensive Health Insurance Plans

401K Retirement Savings Plan

Work-from-home stipend

Corporate Discount Program

Pet Insurance

Qualifications

• Experience with front-end development and back-end work in NodeJS.
• Strong skills in building scalable and well-documented solutions.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate to build accessible, high-converting webpages.
• Lead end-to-end projects and architect user workflows.

Skills

Front-end development in React

TypeScript

NodeJS / Express

SQL / relational databases

State management tools (Redux)

Testing frameworks

Generative AI APIs

Strong communication skills

Tools

Postgres

npm

webpack

babel

SQS

Algolia

Firebase

ChatGPT APIs

Job description

Join the Future of Healthcare Recruitment at Vivian Health

Vivian Health’s mission is to transform healthcare hiring by empowering every healthcare professional to find their perfect job faster and easier than ever before. As the largest healthcare jobs marketplace, we support over 1.9 million clinicians in finding their next career opportunities. Our AI-driven platform also enhances process efficiencies for staffing agencies and healthcare employers, significantly reducing time to hire.

Vivian Health is backed by world-class investors, including Thoma Bravo and IAC, with over $75 million in capital raised. Our accolades include BuiltIn's awards for “Fully Remote Best Startup,” “Fully Remote Best Places to Work,” and “U.S. Best Startups to Work For” in 2024.

About the team:

Vivian Health is a remote-first company at the forefront of transforming the healthcare staffing landscape. The Software Engineering team is the backbone of our platform, driving innovation and building scalable, reliable systems that support our mission. This team works on a wide range of challenges, from streamlining data ingestion and improving platform performance to enhancing user experience and developing new features.

About the role:

We are looking for a Senior Software Engineer that will help us with our mission to empower healthcare professionals to find their dream job. This position is remote.

What you'll do:

• Collaborate with product owners and designers to build modern, accessible, high-converting webpages.
• Lead end to end projects, architecting user workflows in React and Typescript with backend work in NodeJS.
• Ship iteratively starting from MVP and working toward feature rich solutions.
• Architect scalable solutions that are well-tested and documented.
• Create and maintain generative AI solutions for complex user data capture / integration challenges.

What we’re looking for:

• Front-end development experience in React (with TypeScript is a plus).
• Redux or similar state management tools.
• Back-end experience in NodeJS / Express development.
• Experience with Service Oriented Architectures, especially HTTP related services.
• Experience with SQL / relational databases like Postgres.
• Familiarity with unit, integration, and end-to-end testing frameworks.
• Strong communication skills across various digital platforms and collaboration tools.
• Experience with or desire to learn using generative AI APIs.

In our core stack we use React (web) / React Native (ios / android), NodeJS / Express (api server), npm / webpack / babel (packaging), Postgres / Sequelize (core data), SQS (task queues), Algolia (indexed data), Firebase (realtime db), ChatGPT APIs.

Potential projects:

This role will be focused on working on the Vivian.com website. Most work will involve working on the healthcare professional user interfaces:

• New user registration
• User job searches and job application flows
• SEO optimized pages

What we provide:

The range for this position is $150,000 - $170,000 yearly salary, dependent on job-related, non-discriminatory factors such as experience, education, and skills. This range is based on a full-time schedule. Unfortunately, we are not able to support any visa sponsorship or transfer at this time.

At Vivian Health, we offer a competitive compensation package, with benefits including:

• Flexible Time Off
• Comprehensive Health Insurance Plans, including HSA and FSA Options
• 401K Retirement Savings Plan with Ample Employer Match
• Work-from-home stipend
• Access to Corporate Discount Program
• Pet Insurance

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