Candid Health
Front End Software Engineer
About this role
Candid Health seeks a Front End Software Engineer to develop and maintain their healthcare application, ensuring consistent UX across components while collaborating with customers to solve their pain points. You'll take ownership of front-end architecture, tooling, and performance while helping shape the company culture in San Francisco.
What you'll do
- Develop features and maintain UX consistency across the Candid Health application
- Gather customer insights and translate pain points into creative solutions
- Evaluate and implement relevant front-end libraries and tooling
- Build tooling and improvements for front-end development operations
- Monitor and optimize front-end performance through profiling
- Contribute to engineering culture and company values
What they're looking for
- React
- TypeScript
- HTML/CSS
- API development
- UX/Design intuition
- GraphQL (optional)
- Server-side rendering (optional)
- Communication and mentoring
Benefits
- Competitive salary: $150,000–$200,000 USD
- Equity compensation
- Minimal hierarchy and collaborative culture
- Customer-focused environment
- Opportunity to influence engineering practices
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Candid Health
Candid Health builds healthcare billing software designed to improve billing operations and customer experiences through scalable, reliable systems. The company is hiring Software Engineers, Data Engineers, Product Security Engineers, Forward Deployed Engineers, and Engineering Leaders to develop its platform infrastructure, data solutions, and customer-facing features.
- Website
- candid.health
Likely interview questions
- Can you walk us through a recent project where you ensured UX consistency across multiple components or pages? How did you approach it?
- Tell us about your experience with React and TypeScript. Can you describe a complex component you built and the challenges you faced?