Senior Software Engineer

Synapticure is revolutionizing care for neurodegenerative patients, starting with ALS, by providing comprehensive end-to-end clinical care through their telemedicine platform. The company guides patients through their entire care journey, offering support with care coordination, insurance navigation, and access to both clinical and investigational testing.

As a Senior Software Engineer, you'll play a crucial role in expanding Synapticure's impact by developing their current product stack, which includes the Patient Application and EHR systems. This early-stage engineering position offers the opportunity to make significant contributions to both the company's growth and the ALS patient community.

The role involves close collaboration with the Head of Product and Engineering Manager to manage the engineering backlog, create technical designs, and ensure high-quality code delivery. Key technical requirements include 3+ years of professional software development experience, proficiency with Javascript, Node, React, Postgres, and AWS, plus experience with HIPAA-compliant environments and DevOps concepts.

Ideal candidates should have experience working in distributed teams, possess excellent communication skills, and thrive in a fast-paced startup environment. Knowledge of healthcare systems/IT and experience with Electronic Medical Records (EMR) systems are valuable assets.

The company offers an attractive benefits package including remote work flexibility, competitive compensation, equity, comprehensive healthcare coverage, and retirement benefits. Synapticure maintains a strong commitment to diversity and inclusion, encouraging applications from candidates who may not meet all qualifications but are passionate about the mission.

Founded by leading patient advocates, ALS clinicians, and industry executives, Synapticure aims to modernize the ALS care and treatment experience. Their mission is to provide all ALS patients access to the best possible care while advancing personalized treatment approaches for different types of ALS.