SDE II - Fullstack

Responsibilities:

• Build and ship features end-to-end. Write backend services in Go, Java, or other strictly typed languages, build frontend interfaces in Angular, and own the full stack for the features you deliver.
• Own features from design through production. Take responsibility for technical design, implementation, deployment, and monitoring, not just writing code.
• Write clean, testable, well-documented code. Maintain high engineering standards in a codebase that powers critical healthcare workflows.
• Participate in system design for new features and platform capabilities. Contribute to API design, data modeling, and service architecture decisions.
• Review code thoughtfully. Catch bugs, suggest improvements, and share knowledge through constructive code reviews
• Work closely with product and design to translate requirements into technical solutions. Push back when something doesn't make sense; propose alternatives when you see a better way.
• Improve engineering practices. Contribute to testing, CI/CD, observability, and developer tooling that make the team more effective.
• Debug and resolve production issues quickly. When things break in production, you dig in, find the root cause, and fix it.
• Mentor junior engineers through code reviews, pairing sessions, and design discussions.

Requirements:

• 3-5 years of professional software engineering experience building production systems.
• Strong proficiency in Go, Java, or other strictly typed languages (experience with Python, PHP, or Node.js is also valued).
• Experience building frontend applications with Angular (or a comparable modern framework like React or Vue).
• Solid understanding of relational databases (MySQL). Schema design, query optimization, and indexing strategies; you know how to make data work well.
• Experience with cloud infrastructure, AWS preferred. You're comfortable deploying and operating services in the cloud.
• Strong system design fundamentals. API design, data modeling, and service architecture; you can reason about how systems fit together.
• Testing discipline. You write unit tests and integration tests as a natural part of your development workflow.
• Comfortable with git, CI/CD, and modern development workflows. You've worked in teams that ship frequently and review code rigorously.
• Strong communication skills. You can explain technical trade-offs clearly, write good documentation, and collaborate effectively across functions.
• B. Tech. /B. E. in Computer Science or equivalent.