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Full Stack Software Engineer

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Salary Range: $150,000-$210,000 per year

Note: This is a remote position.

About Vanna Health

Vanna is reimagining care and community for people living with serious mental illness (SMI). 

The current system is failing individuals with SMI, resulting in a high risk of loneliness (2.3x), homelessness (6x), unemployment (30x), incarceration (25x), and reduced life expectancy (by 20 years). Vanna believes that no person is too ill to recover and that the solution is social, not just medical. Our mission is to empower people with SMI to flourish by finding purpose and a sense of belonging in their community.

We are deploying community-based care teams from diverse backgrounds that have a variety of lived experiences and know their communities inside and out. In close collaboration with existing community organizations and healthcare providers, our teams outreach and build trust with individuals to support the navigation of each individual’s personalized recovery journey.

 We are committed to providing individuals with culturally inclusive support for all races, ethnicities, religions, sexual orientations, gender identities, and other social factors, such as history of incarceration.



About the Role

As a Senior Full-Stack Software Engineer at Vanna Health, you’ll work on our cross-functional technology team. The team is small but mighty, made up of a product manager, a product designer, engineering manager, and several other full-stack engineers. We value autonomy and work-life balance and prioritize code quality, automated testing and the developer experience. We balance these with our focus on output and shipping features. Your work will include both frontend and backend development and you’ll touch nearly all parts of the code at Vanna.

The technology team is responsible for the development of Vanna Connect, our internal product that our Care Team uses to improve the health and well-being of individuals with SMI. Doing so will require a thoughtful balance of technology and human touch, and will require interactions with our clinical and care teams.

Our product, Vanna Connect, is written in Typescript. We use React, Vite, and Tailwind on the client and Node, Fastify, and Postgres on the server. Security and compliance are top-of-mind for us, and we use the FHIR standard for our patient data.



Skills you’ll need:

  • Track record of execution. You have 5+ years of engineering experience, including several years of building and shipping features for world-class product experiences.
  • Expertise in Typescript. Static typing, interfaces, and generics don’t scare you.
  • Experience in modern JS Frameworks. You’ve worked on several codebases using a modern JS Framework (Express, Fastify, React, Vue, Svelt, etc).
  • Technical Flexibility. You understand that technologies are about trade-offs, and you’re not dogmatic about your approach to choosing them.
  • Self-starter. You understand that small companies require working in ambiguous environments. You gather requirements, work with appropriate stakeholders, and can craft a plan to finish projects on your own.
  • Fantastic written and verbal communicator. You communicate complex and nuanced ideas clearly in Slack and over video calls. You’re empathetic and understand working in a remote environment requires great communication.
  • Attention to detail. The details matter to you.

Nice-to-haves:

  • Startup experience. You’ve worked on small teams at small companies before.
  • Healthcare experience. You’re familiar with HIPAA, HL7, FHIR, EHRs, etc.

Benefits

  • Full health, dental, and vision benefits
  • Health Savings Account (HSA)
  • Flexible Spending Account (FSA) and Dependent Care FSA
  • 401K
  • Unlimited PTO

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