Counsel Health
Software Engineer (Fullstack)
About this role
Counsel is building an AI-native healthcare platform that augments physicians with custom AI tools. This fullstack engineer role offers ownership over product development spanning web, mobile, data infrastructure, and ML integration in a rapidly scaling startup backed by top VCs.
What you'll do
- Ship and iterate on AI-enabled patient engagement features in collaboration with product and design teams
- Integrate cutting-edge AI/LLM techniques into clinical workflows and production systems
- Enhance physician-facing care platform with AI tooling to improve efficiency and clinical capability
- Build enterprise integrations including EMR connections, claims data structuring, and health information exchange parsing
- Work cross-functionally with clinical, commercial, and product teams to define engineering direction
What they're looking for
- React and TypeScript
- Next.js
- React Native
- Postgres and Supabase
- AWS infrastructure
- HTML/CSS and Tailwind
- Full-stack web development
- Enterprise integration experience
Benefits
- Competitive salary plus equity
- Comprehensive healthcare, vision, and dental coverage
- 401K and unlimited PTO
- Parental leave
- Hybrid work in NYC or Boston offices
- Significant ownership and growth opportunities in a fast-scaling startup
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Counsel Health
Counsel Health builds an AI-native healthcare platform that augments physicians with custom AI tools to improve clinical decision-making. The company is hiring for full-stack engineers, backend infrastructure specialists, and analytics engineers to support product development, data infrastructure, and cloud operations at a rapidly scaling startup.
View all jobs at Counsel HealthLikely interview questions
- Walk us through a fullstack feature you built from scratch at a startup. How did you approach the frontend, backend, and deployment?
- Describe your experience with React and TypeScript. What patterns or practices have you found most effective for building scalable consumer products?