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Senior Software Engineer

Remote, United States

Linus Health is a Boston-based digital health company focused on transforming brain health for people across the world. By advancing how we detect, diagnose, and address cognitive and brain disorders – leveraging cutting-edge neuroscience, clinical expertise, and artificial intelligence – our goal is to enable a future where people can live longer, happier, and healthier lives with better brain health. 

We are a team of 115+(and growing!), embarking on an exciting period of accelerated growth. We invite collaborative, self-driven and impact-oriented professionals to join our dynamic and fast-growing team. 

Does this sound like an innovative & disruptive start-up where you could see yourself? If so, please continue reading! Please note that this is a 100% remote role for anyone currently located in the US or Canada.  With an HQ in Boston, you may be asked to travel a few times per year for company events, quarterly planning, etc. Unfortunately, we are not able to provide sponsorship for this role at this given time. 

The Role:

We are seeking a Senior Software Engineer to join our Medical Devices team. This person will report into our Director of Engineering.

What You'll Do:

  • Design, develop, test, deploy, and maintain web and mobile applications
  • Lead the team in estimation and planning as well as managing your own tasks and reporting on progress
  • Craft, propose, and document architecture designs, and implement systems to fulfill business initiatives.
  • Collaborate on testing policies and procedures (unit, integration, and e2e)
  • Solve for and security, scalability, high availability, and performance
  • Propose short-term and long-term solutions for pain points in the system or product with clear deliverables and action items
  • Ensure high availability and reliability of services in production
  • Lead large scale software development projects and coordinate across teams from inception production
  • Establish best practices based on design patterns and mentor others on the team in their adoption
  • Estimate work, prioritize tasks, track dependencies, report progress, and highlight blockers 

About You:

 Must Haves: 

  • Experience leading development efforts on a shipped product 
  • Deep experience in front end and full stack development (Typescript, React, React-native, Node, etc) 
  • Expertise in REST patterns and general API design, documentation, and testing 
  • Proficiency in one or more of the following: Typescript, Node.js
  • Ability and willingness to learn new languages and frameworks as needed 
  • Ability to navigate ambiguous problems, decompose high-level information into details, and define constraints 
  • Experience with CI/CD and testing (unit and integration tests), as well as Git workflows
  • Experience with cloud-native development (e.g. AWS - Lambda, ECS, or equivalent) 
  • Experience with Docker 
  • Experience with Terraform 
  • Experience working in the healthcare industry or a regulated industry (HIPAA compliance, FDA, etc.) 

Linus Health is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified candidates will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity or expression, age, genetic information, disability or any characteristic protected by law. We believe that diversity is critical to the growth of our company and understand the importance of fostering an environment where everyone has a voice. We are also committed to providing reasonable accommodations for candidates with disabilities during the recruiting process. If you are in need of assistance due to a disability, please contact us.

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