Senior Software Engineer (Full-Stack) Company: Confidential — AI-native platform transforming home health care Location: San Francisco, CA (hybrid, 3 days in person) Compensation: $190,000 - $230,000 + 0.1% - 0.2% equity Employment Type: Full-time Visa Sponsorship: Not available (US citizens and green card holders) About the Company The client is an AI-native platform transforming home health care. Home health clinicians are burdened by 1990s-era software that forces them to spend hours a day on documentation, driving burnout and staffing shortages. Roger's generative AI, starting with its flagship Roger Docs, removes that burden. The client has raised a $29M Series A and has a lean team of about ten engineers. The Role Roger is hiring Senior Software Engineers (5+ years) with a strong backend focus, startup experience (pre-seed to Series B) and a passion for healthcare. You will be a core team member with significant ownership, scaling core services and building new generative AI and LLM-driven workflows in a flat engineering structure with the CTO. What You Will Do • Build and ship complex backend services and infrastructure that interface with LLMs and generative AI. • Own zero-to-one projects, from MVP prototypes to scalable, secure, reliable production systems. • Scale existing, widely adopted products as they launch to more organizations. • Improve backend architecture, observability and code quality. • Collaborate directly with other engineers and the CTO. What You Bring • 5+ years of software engineering with a strong backend focus • Startup experience (pre-seed to Series B) • Experience building with LLMs or generative AI • Python and TypeScript, with AWS, Docker and PostgreSQL/MongoDB • A passion for healthcare • US work authorization without sponsorship; hybrid 3 days a week in San Francisco Tech Stack Python, TypeScript, React Native, React, MongoDB, AWS, Docker, PostgreSQL Before you apply: get a free recruiter-readiness score for your resume at CareerStanding — about a minute, no signup, and your resume stays in your browser.