Role overview
Provide organization-wide technical direction for customer-facing care systems, shaping architecture to support product goals, reliable operations, and sustainable growth. The role combines hands‑on systems thinking with cross‑team leadership, mentoring, and efforts to improve how engineering teams make decisions and deliver.
Responsibilities
- Set and evolve architectural direction for customer‑facing systems, including system boundaries and foundational capabilities.
- Establish design patterns and engineering practices that support quality, resilience, and operational excellence across teams.
- Align engineering and product leaders on technical decisions and ensure architecture supports strategic product goals.
- Lead cross‑team initiatives, clarify ownership in ambiguous areas, remove blockers, and simplify decisions to help strategic work move forward.
- Translate customer and clinical needs into dependable, maintainable technical solutions.
- Plan for observability, migrations, reliability, and other system health needs early in design.
- Mentor senior technical leaders and promote engineering rigor, learning, and better developer experience.
Requirements
- 12 or more years of software engineering experience, with a strong record of technical leadership across groups.
- Experience with Kotlin, Java, or Go and deep knowledge of system design for scale and performance.
- Full‑stack capability, including frontend experience with modern frameworks and libraries such as React, Next, or GraphQL.
- Experience introducing shared infrastructure, frameworks, or libraries across multiple teams.
- Familiarity with CI/CD, cloud infrastructure, containers, orchestration, and observability tooling.
- Ability to create architectural alignment across functions and turn customer or clinical needs into reliable systems.
- Track record of improving developer experience, delivery speed, and long‑term system sustainability.
Benefits and work setup
- salary and equity compensation for full-time roles
- flexible paid time off
- company holidays
- quarterly mental health days
- medical, dental and vision coverage
- parental leave
- an employee stock purchase plan
- employer‑matched retirement contributions
- team retreats