Staff Software Engineer

Anima is revolutionizing healthcare through their active learning OS, currently serving 3 million lives with 20,000 daily patient interactions. As a Staff Software Engineer, you'll join a highly technical team building cutting-edge healthcare solutions using AI and machine learning.

The company, part of YC's W21 batch, has shown remarkable growth with 450% growth in 2024 and over $10M in ARR. They've raised a $12M Series A led by Molten Ventures and maintain a unique hacker culture with flat hierarchy and high autonomy.

The role involves working across the full stack with TypeScript/JavaScript, building everything from clinical user interfaces to patient-facing applications. You'll work with modern technologies including Angular, React, and AWS services, while helping architect and deploy scalable data pipelines and machine learning systems.

Key responsibilities include integrating with healthcare systems, developing proprietary algorithms, and building cutting-edge features using LLMs and semantic search. The position offers significant growth potential, with opportunities to transition into executive roles while leading autonomous teams.

The ideal candidate should be expert in TypeScript, comfortable with full-stack development, and have strong CS fundamentals. You'll join a team of highly technical individuals, many former VPs and CTOs, working in a collaborative environment focused on maximizing impact.

Benefits include fully remote work, regular global team retreats, intensive coaching, and complete operational transparency. The company emphasizes a culture where everyone can be their authentic selves while working on meaningful problems that directly save lives.

This is an opportunity to join a rapidly growing healthcare technology company that's already making a significant impact, with their platform handling care for millions of patients. The role offers both technical challenges and the satisfaction of working on solutions that meaningfully improve healthcare delivery and patient outcomes.