Full Stack Engineer
At a glance
Mid-level Full-stack Engineering role at HealthLeap. San Francisco · full-time · $175,000–$275,000 base.
techroles summary, based on the employer's posting.
What you'll do
- Take product work from clinician discussions through launch, making scope choices and checking the finished result
- Build clinician-facing screens and backend services that help dietitians spot patients needing attention
- Present patient information so clinicians can find relevant details quickly and understand what the numbers show
- Create products for additional conditions and build hospital analytics with actionable, trustworthy visualizations
What you bring
- At least five years building production web applications, with substantial frontend and backend work beyond basic CRUD
- Strong React, API design, SQL and relational data modeling skills
- You can work directly with users, set scope, verify your work and take responsibility for delivery
- Bring a product you have built to discuss, either through a portfolio or a private-work walkthrough
Who this fits
This mid-level role suits an independent engineer who is comfortable shaping work with clinicians rather than waiting for a complete specification. The job is based in San Francisco, with the default schedule in person and roughly thirty-two hours a week in the office. Hospital launches can involve weeks exceeding sixty hours, so predictable nine-to-five hours may not suit you.
From the employer
About Healthleap
Every day, millions of hospitalized patients who need intervention are missed because clinicians simply can't see everything. HealthLeap is building the AI operating system that helps care teams identify these missed patients, enabling them to improve health outcomes and generate millions of dollars. HealthLeap is changing what is possible: closing gaps that traditional workflows and clinician capacity could never.
Over the past year, we've grown contracted revenue more than 13x, expanded rapidly across leading health systems, and now help care teams identify patients across millions of inpatient encounters.
We're ~25 people. >$32M raised. SF-based, hybrid-friendly. And, we're delivering results that are changing lives.
Full Stack Engineer
About the role
Build the product clinicians rely on every morning.
HealthLeap’s dashboard helps dietitians at Cedars-Sinai and Penn Medicine see which patients need attention, understand the relevant clinical data, and act quickly. You’ll build the interfaces clinicians use and the backend services behind them.
What you’ll do
Own product work from conversations with clinicians through production.
Make complex patient data clear enough for clinicians to find what they need in seconds.
Build new products as we expand into more conditions.
Build hospital analytics with visualizations people can trust and act on.
Ship to hospitals including Cedars-Sinai, Penn Medicine, and Houston Methodist.
What we’re looking for
5+ years building production web applications, with strong frontend and backend engineering beyond basic CRUD.
Strong React, API design, SQL, and relational schema design.
An eye for clear interfaces and the judgment to check what the underlying numbers mean.
Independent delivery: you talk to users, make scope decisions, verify your work, and own the outcome.
Something you’ve built that we can discuss. A public portfolio is welcome; a walkthrough of private work works too.
What will make you stand out
You’ve founded a startup or built products from idea to real users.
You make complex data intuitive through design, visualization, and clear copy.
You’ve worked in healthcare or clinical software.
This role is NOT for you if
You wait for a spec before you start. We figure out what matters with users.
You’ve only built CRUD apps or marketing sites.
Close-enough numbers are fine with you.
You need predictable 9-to-5 hours. We protect deep work and rest, but a hospital go-live can mean a 60+ hour week.
Interview process
No LeetCode or algorithm puzzles. Use the tools you’d use on the job, including AI.
Intro call
System design
Take-home exercise
Onsite with the team in San Francisco
We decide the same week as the onsite.
Compensation and benefits
$175,000–$275,000 base plus meaningful equity
100% covered healthcare premiums
Unlimited PTO, with a recommended minimum of 20 days
4% 401(k) match
Laptop and home office budget
Location
San Francisco, in person. The default is every day, with a rule of thumb of about 32 hours a week in the office. When you need to work from home, post “wfh today” in Slack. No tracking or approvals. We judge output, not hours.
If you're passionate about applying frontier AI to real-world impact, join us in building healthcare's future.