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Release Engineer

New York, New York, United States

We’re building infrastructure for modern healthcare delivery

Traditional healthcare is plagued with outdated, monolithic EHRs designed to maximize billing outcomes. Patient outcomes and provider experiences have been afterthoughts, as these systems have bolted on non-API-first solutions. None of this is built for how clinically excellent healthcare is actually delivered—longitudinally and collaboratively, with the patient at the center.

Healthie is the world’s leading API-first, ONC-Certified EHR for healthcare delivery outside of the hospital. We provide the powerful infrastructure every scaling organization needs—EHR, scheduling, patient engagement, billing, and more—all accessible via modern APIs and a white-labeled UI. Our platform makes it simple for organizations of any size to launch, customize, and scale their care delivery models without reinventing the wheel.

Today, over 1 billion API calls are made to Healthie every month, as thousands of organizations—working with more than 13 million patients in total—rely on Healthie to deliver care across a spectrum of specialties, from preventative health and wellness to complex chronic care management.

We believe in the power of technology to improve access to healthcare—and we’re building the rails that make this a reality. We work fast and with quality because we provide business-critical, healthcare-critical software that clinicians and patients need for a better healthcare system. We’re customer-obsessed, operate with lightning-fast processes and responses, make our product roadmap public so customers can see what we’re building, and remain relentlessly focused on how care gets delivered.

Healthie is backed by leading investors, and while we've $42M raised to date, more importantly, we operate with fiscal responsibility and have been profitable for more than half of our time as a company.

Learn more at https://www.gethealthie.com/

About the Role

We’re hiring a Release Engineer to join our team! In this cross-functional role, you’ll be the engine behind our ability to ship high-quality software reliably and efficiently. You’ll work closely with QA, product squads, and the Platform team to coordinate releases, improve our CI/CD workflows, and ensure that staging environments and release gates are in top shape.

Details

  • This is a full-time, hybrid position based in our NYC HQ
  • The base salary for this role is $115,000. - $145,000. per year plus equity and annual bonus

What You’ll Do

  • Coordinate and manage the release process for multiple product squads.
  • Own the release calendar and help plan deployment cadence with engineering leads.
  • Ensure CI pipelines for Core teams are healthy, performant, and reflect best practices.
  • Proactively triage staging/environment issues and collaborate with Platform to resolve infrastructure blockers.
  • Build or improve automation for changelogs, deployment tagging, release notes, and smoke tests.
  • Collaborate with QA to ensure test completeness, coverage, and sign-off for releases.
  • Support production deployments by Core teams and define processes for rollback and hotfixes.
  • Create and monitor metrics related to release frequency, lead time, and post-deploy stability.

What You’ll Bring

  • Experience managing software releases or CI/CD workflows in a product engineering environment.
  • Familiarity with GitHub Actions, CircleCI, Jenkins, or similar CI systems, including pipeline scripting.
  • Understanding of release automation, deployment strategies (blue/green, canary, feature flags), and observability.
  • Driven to identify manual processes and systematically automate them with practical, maintainable solutions.
  • Scripting skills (Bash, Python etc.) and API Integration experience
  • Experience with staging or ephemeral environment management.
  • Strong collaboration skills and ability to work across product, QA, and platform teams.
  • Passion for making releases boring (in the best way possible).

Bonus If You Have

  • Experience in platform engineering, DevOps, or SRE environments.
  • Understanding of Docker.
  • Familiarity with feature flag systems (e.g., LaunchDarkly, Unleash).
  • Exposure to agile product delivery and working in a squad-based org.

Interview Process

Our interview process is designed to be thoughtful, transparent, and efficient. We’ll move through the stages as quickly as possible. Here’s what you can expect:

  • Quick chat with Debbie, AI Recruiter (30 minutes)
  • Connect with Katie, Director of Talent (20 minutes)
  • Meet Michele, Engineering Manager, QA (30 minutes)
  • Take Home Assessment Asynchronous
  • Peer Interview with EM’s (45 minutes)
  • Executive Interviews with:
    • Jonathan, VP of Engineering (30 minutes)
    • Cavan, CTO + cofounder (20 minutes)
  • References

To learn more about Working at Healthie & our benefits, click here.

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