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Deya is building an AI platform for eye care, capturing longitudinal data with images and outcomes to power remote patient care. You will contribute to architecture, product, and AI systems from day one in a high-ownership, fast-moving team.
The role focuses on full-stack development across frontend, backend, and infra, including building AI-enabled workflows and scalable pipelines for clinical data.
NYC (Hybrid) - Remote Posted Aug 17, 2026
This is a high ownership, high velocity role where you'll work alongside the core team to shape the technical foundation of the company.
Everyone is chasing scribes and diagnostics. Almost no one is building the longitudinal data layer that captures what actually happens to patients over time.
That's the real moat.
We're building that layer for eye care.
Deya is an AI platform that sits between doctor and patient, and captures symptoms, treatments, outcomes, and images over time to deliver remote patient care.
We already have the largest dataset of eye images captured on a smartphone and are currently piloting our platform with eye doctors and collecting real patient data.
The goal: build the largest longitudinal dataset in eye care (behavior + outcomes + ocular images) captured from connected devices, and use it to power AI systems that extend and improve clinical eyecare.
We're looking for a software engineer to help build this from the ground up.
You will help define architecture, product, and AI systems from day one.
This is a high ownership, high velocity role you'll work alongside the core team to shape the technical foundation of the company.
AI is part of our daily development workflow: writing and reviewing code, exploring unfamiliar systems, and moving quickly across a broad stack with a small team. We expect you to already work this way, to have real opinions about where these tools earn their keep and where they get in the way, and to be someone who takes full responsibility for reviewing and testing what comes out of them.
This is not incremental. It's a chance to help define the layer everything else will sit on.