Senior/ Staff Software Engineer (Ruby/Full-Stack)- hybrid
Healthie
Los Angeles, CA · New York, NY$185k–$205kPosted Jun 18, 2026
Senior Software Engineer (Ruby/Full-Stack)- hybridJob type: Full Time · Department: Core Engineering · Work type: Hybrid · USD 185,000-205,000 / yearNew York, New York, United States; Los Angeles, California, United States Job detailsApplication formOur MissionWe’re building infrastructure for modern healthcare delivery.Traditional healthcare is plagued with outdated, monolithic EHRs designed to maximize billing outcomes. Patient outcomes and provider experiences have been afterthoughts, as these systems have bolted on non-API-first solutions. None of this is built for how clinically excellent healthcare is actually delivered—longitudinally and collaboratively, with the patient at the center.Healthie is the world’s leading API-first, ONC-Certified EHR for healthcare delivery outside of the hospital. We provide the powerful infrastructure every scaling organization needs—EHR, scheduling, patient engagement, billing, and more—all accessible via modern APIs and a white-labeled UI. Our platform makes it simple for organizations of any size to launch, customize, and scale their care delivery models without reinventing the wheel.Today, over 2 billion API calls are made to Healthie every month, as thousands of organizations—working with more than 20 million patients in total—rely on Healthie to deliver clinically excellent healthcare in over 35 specialties, from preventative medicine to complex chronic care management.We believe in the power of technology to improve access to healthcare—and we’re building the rails that make this a reality. We work fast and with quality because we provide business-critical, healthcare-critical software that clinicians and patients need for a better healthcare system. We’re customer-obsessed, operate with lightning-fast processes and responses, make our product roadmap public so customers can see what we’re building, and remain relentlessly focused on how care gets delivered.Healthie is backed by leading investors, and while we've $42M raised to date, more importantly, we operate with fiscal responsibility and have been profitable for more than half of our time as a company.Learn more at https://www.gethealthie.com/About the roleWe are hiring exceptional Senior Software Engineers to join Healthie’s Web Engineering team. In this role, you’ll play a key part in developing new features and enhancing existing solutions for our platform, all while ensuring the highest quality in production systems. You’ll help scale our virtual-first healthcare delivery infrastructure and collaborate with a talented group of engineers and product teams.You’ll work primarily with our monolithic architecture, employing Rails, React, TypeScript, and GraphQL to build, maintain, and scale Healthie’s solutions. Your expertise will also be crucial in leading technical projects, providing guidance to junior engineers, and optimizing the platform to enhance the user experience for our healthcare customers.As a Senior Software Engineer, you will take ownership of feature development, from concept through to deployment, ensuring our platform remains robust, scalable, and aligned with our mission to improve healthcare outcomes.At Healthie, we are AI-enabled and AI-accelerated in how we build. We are looking for team members who actively leverage AI-powered development tools, embrace automation, and help teams adopt modern, AI-assisted engineering practices to increase velocity and quality.Details, detailsThis is a full-time, hybrid position located in NYC or LA (3 days per week in office)U.S. work authorization is required, Healthie does not provide sponsorship.About youExperienced & Technical: You have 6+ years of recent experience shipping Rails applications in production environments, with familiarity in working with monolithic, service-oriented, or microservice architectures.You are proficient with Rails, React, TypeScript, GraphQL, Postgres, and Redis, and have hands-on experience managing production stacks in Ruby and...