Full-stack engineers will develop features for a system used by radiologists, focusing on low-latency WebSocket workflows and UI/UX design.
Full-stack engineers will touch every part of the system, primarily focusing on the integrated desktop app that radiologists use daily. Day-to-day work includes shipping new features, architecting low-latency WebSocket workflows, and building seamless UI/UX. You'll receive direct feedback from users and have significant autonomy in shipping new products.
StackFrontend: TypeScript, React, Electron
Backend: TypeScript, NestJS, PostgreSQL, Redis
Infra: GCP
Have experience in shipping meaningful projects
Experience building low latency WebSocket workflows
Apply your systems thinking to ensure great user experience
High level of autonomy
Able to iterate quickly off of user feedback
Have deeply integrated AI into how you work
Competitive compensation with meaningful equity
Comprehensive medical coverage or health stipend
Flexible PTO
Company-provided laptop
Free housing
Meals included
Periodic team off-sites
Chance to shape our product and culture from the earliest days
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