2 months ago
Base Salary
$230k - $300k/yr
Responsibilities
- Translate product ideas into technical designs and ship them end-to-end.
- Build features across frontend, backend, and data layers.
- Collaborate directly with design, product, and leadership.
- Own projects from concept through production.
- Make pragmatic tradeoffs between speed and craft.
- Contribute to a fast-moving, highly collaborative environment.
Requirements
- At least five years of professional software engineering experience.
- Experience building and scaling data-intensive, user-facing applications.
- Familiarity with AWS deployments and cloud infrastructure.
- Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate cross-functionally.
- Track record of ownership and initiative in building impactful products.
- Experience independently shipping full-stack features in a high-velocity startup environment.
- Product-minded approach with a focus on user outcomes.
- Ability to define scope and operate effectively in ambiguous situations.
- Healthcare or life sciences industry background is preferred.
- Experience integrating modern LLMs into production products is preferred.
Benefits
- 401(k) retirement savings plan
- Equity compensation
- Dinner provided via DoorDash and stocked kitchen for New York employees
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage of up to 100% of premiums for the employee and family
- HSA/FSA
- 11 paid holidays each year
- Unlimited PTO
- Training and professional development
- Hybrid work schedule: four days onsite, or three days onsite if located more than one hour away
Tech Stack
Categories
Full StackProduct Engineering
About Brellium
Brellium builds an AI-powered platform that audits clinical documentation and coding in real time to flag compliance risks and surface unbilled revenue for healthcare providers. Its SaaS helps hospitals and ambulatory groups align visits with clinical and payer requirements and automate quality and compliance reviews. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in New York, it reports adoption by over 250,000 providers across all 50 U.S. states.