Software Engineer

GCX Healthcare Solutions

Petaluma (CA)

On-site

USD 100,000 - 150,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

GCX Healthcare Solutions in Petaluma, CA is seeking a Software Engineer to develop next-generation IoT management software for medical devices. In this role, you will design systems that connect hardware to cloud services, working in a collaborative environment.

You will build client applications, design REST APIs, and enhance admin interfaces while contributing to a high-impact, small team. If you're ready for ownership and innovation in healthcare technology, this opportunity leverages your full-stack skills and is hands-on.

Qualifications

Must reside within a 50-mile radius of Petaluma, CA.
Must be authorized to work in the United States.
Hands-on experience with AWS services (ECS, S3, Lambda, Cognito).
Experience with Docker and containerized deployments.
Experience working across multiple layers of the stack.

Responsibilities

Build Linux-based client applications that connect hardware to cloud services.
Design and implement Spring Boot REST APIs and React-based frontends.
Support and evolve a Python/Django IoT platform.
Troubleshoot and resolve complex production issues.
Document technical designs, APIs, and operational processes.

Skills

IoT or hardware-adjacent applications

Java (Spring Boot, REST APIs, Maven)

Python/Django

React (hooks, state management, component architecture)

PostgreSQL

AWS services (ECS, S3, Lambda, Cognito)

Docker and containerized deployments

CI/CD pipelines

REST API design and documentation (OpenAPI/Swagger)

Understanding across multiple layers of the stack

Education

7–15 years of software engineering experience

Job description

Lilitab, a subsidiary of GCX Corporation, is a leading provider of innovative tablet kiosk and mounting solutions for enterprise use. Our patented technologies, including the MagDOCK system, enable organizations across industries—such as retail, healthcare, hospitality, and events—to securely deploy tablets and self-service technologies that are adaptable, future-proof, and built to enhance customer engagement. As part of GCX, a leader in medical carts and medical mounting solutions, Lilitab combines entrepreneurial agility with the backing and resources of a market leader

About the Role

Lilitab/GCX is building next-generation IoT fleet management software for medical carts and connected healthcare devices used in hospitals nationwide. We’re looking for a Software Engineer who thrives across the full stack—from Linux-based device clients to modern cloud platforms.

In this role, you’ll design and build systems that connect physical hardware to cloud services, enabling healthcare organizations to provision, monitor, and manage thousands of devices at scale. You’ll work on a small, highly collaborative team with significant ownership and direct impact on product direction.

This is a hands‑on engineering role, not a maintenance position—you’ll be building new features, shaping architecture, and helping unify multiple platforms into a single, scalable system.

What You’ll Do

Build Linux-based client applications that bridge hardware peripherals to cloud services (e.g., serial, HID, system interfaces)
Design and implement Spring Boot REST APIs and React-based frontends
Create and enhance web-based admin interfaces for provisioning, monitoring, configuration, and analytics
Extend and maintain an existing Java/Jersey-based fleet management portal
Support and evolve a Python/Django IoT platform
Implement API proxy and composition patterns to integrate legacy and modern systems
Design and optimize PostgreSQL schemas, including hierarchical data models
Work with AWS cloud services, including IoT Core, Greengrass, ECS, S3, Lambda, and Cognito
Build and deploy containerized applications using Docker and CI/CD pipelines
Contribute to system integration design between embedded devices and cloud platforms
Troubleshoot and resolve complex production issues
Document technical designs, APIs, and operational processes
Collaborate on architecture, code reviews, and engineering best practices

Required Qualifications

7–15 years of software engineering experience
Must reside within a 50-mile radius of Petaluma, CA
Must be authorized to work in the United States
Strong experience building IoT or hardware‑adjacent applications on Linux systems
Proficiency with:
- Java (Spring Boot, REST APIs, Maven)
- Python/Django
- React (hooks, state management, component architecture)
Experience with PostgreSQL (schema design, query optimization, migrations) and familiarity with MySQL
Hands‑on experience with AWS services (ECS, S3, Lambda, Cognito)
Experience with Docker and containerized deployments
Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions or similar)
Strong understanding of REST API design and documentation (OpenAPI/Swagger)
Experience working across multiple layers of the stack

Preferred Qualifications

Experience with AWS IoT (IoT Core, Greengrass, edge computing)
Additional backend experience (e.g., Node.js/Express)
Experience with IoT device provisioning, telemetry, or fleet management systems
Familiarity with time-series data systems (e.g., Timestream, Kinesis)
Knowledge of OAuth2 / OpenID Connect / Cognito
Experience migrating or consolidating legacy systems
Background working with inherited or contractor-built codebases
Experience in healthcare, medical devices, or regulated environments
Exposure to iOS/iPad application development

About the Team & Product

GCX/Lilitab designs and manufactures medical carts and mounting solutions used in healthcare environments across the U.S. Our software team is building IoT solutions that bring these devices online—enabling real‑time monitoring, remote management, and operational insights.

You’ll join a small, high‑impact team (3–4 engineers) working across:

A Java-based tablet/peripheral management platform
A Python-based IoT system for medical carts

You’ll play a key role in evolving these into a unified fleet management platform.

What Success Looks Like

You take ownership of features end-to-end, from design to deployment
You’re comfortable navigating and improving complex, mixed‑technology systems
You contribute to a growing engineering culture with strong standards and practices
You can quickly understand and extend unfamiliar codebases

Core Competencies