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Bedrock Talent is partnering with a confidential seed-stage healthcare technology startup to recruit a Staff Software Engineer for an in-person role in New York City. You will join directly alongside founders and a small elite engineering team to build the platform from the ground up, shaping technical direction and culture while owning meaningful equity.
You’ll design core platform capabilities with Node.js and TypeScript, mentor others, and help drive architecture decisions that scale.
New York City (In-Person)
At Bedrock Talent, we don't try to recruit for every company.
We partner with founders we'd personally work for, teams we'd genuinely recommend to our closest friends, and companies solving problems that matter. Our clients tend to share a few things in common: they're ambitious without ego, deeply thoughtful about what they're building, and obsessed with creating products that have a real impact.
We're excited to be partnering with one of those companies today.
Our client is a confidential, seed-stage healthcare technology startup building software that will fundamentally improve how neurological care is delivered.
While the company is still operating in stealth, they've built an exceptional founding team, have strong early momentum, and are solving a meaningful problem in one of healthcare's most underserved specialties.
Because they're still building a competitive advantage, we're keeping the search relatively selective and confidential.
This is a staff engineer role and an opportunity to join early enough that your technical decisions will shape the product, the engineering culture and long-term direction of the company.
You'll work directly alongside the founders and a small team of exceptional engineers to build the platform from the ground up.
Rather than bury these details halfway through a job description, here's what usually determines whether someone gets excited about this opportunity—or realizes it isn't the right fit.
This is an in-office team.
Not because anyone wants to micromanage you, but because the founders genuinely believe that building an early-stage company is one of the most collaborative things you can do. They enjoy working together, solving hard problems together, and believe those early years are better experienced side-by-side.
If you love being around smart teammates and feeding off that energy, you'll probably enjoy it here.
You'll receive meaningful equity and have the opportunity to influence nearly every technical decision.
It also means embracing ambiguity, moving quickly, and occasionally building without a perfect roadmap.
This role isn't for everyone—and that's okay.
Healthcare software doesn't have to be boring.
This team is tackling a genuinely difficult problem in neurology with the potential to improve care for both patients and providers. If you're motivated by building products that create measurable impact, you'll find plenty of purpose here.
You won't be Engineer #1.
You'll join a small but incredibly talented engineering team that's already shipping product. You'll have the opportunity to lead technically, mentor where appropriate, and help shape what comes next.
This is probably my favorite part.
I've spent more than a decade recruiting for startups and have worked with hundreds of founders. Every so often, you meet a team that simply has what I call good bones.
They're thoughtful. They're humble. They're ambitious without being performative. They're building intentionally, care deeply about their people, and are exactly the type of founders I'd happily bet my own career on.
Those opportunities don't come around very often.
If reading this made you think, \"That sounds like my kind of company,\" we'd love to have a conversation.
Even if the timing isn't perfect, we're always happy to connect with exceptional engineers building meaningful technology.