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Build and own full-stack features across patient, clinician, and operational healthcare products. Responsibilities include architecture, scalable coding, testing, CI/CD, code review, technical discussions, stakeholder collaboration, and mentoring. The role requires daily use of AI coding tools and ownership of projects from ideation through rollout. Experience with healthcare, EHR integrations, regulated domains, or consumer startups is beneficial.

Own ambiguous, cross-team product engineering problems from framing through launch and iteration. Partner with product, design, and data; lead architecture, reliability, performance, and technical decisions across the stack. Influence teams without formal authority, mentor engineers, improve engineering practices, use metrics and experimentation, and apply AI throughout software development. Participate in on-call support.

Provides owner-representative mechanical engineering, field engineering, quality control, installation oversight, testing, and commissioning support for wastewater treatment capital projects. Reviews mechanical and piping designs, verifies equipment and materials, coordinates contractors, inspects installations, witnesses testing, tracks RFIs and submittals, supports turnover documentation, and reports project progress. Requires mandatory WWTP experience and leadership of junior engineers.

Lead and manage teams building and maintaining web and mobile digital platforms. Oversee roadmap implementation, software delivery, vendor relationships, environment stability, and team development. Collaborate with business, PMO, and IT to design, test, and deploy solutions while managing budgets, metrics, and continuous improvement.

Own products and features end to end, from user research and ideation through MVP launches, iteration, pricing, and ongoing success. Build full-stack experiences, collaborate with design, support customers, resolve production issues, participate in on-call rotations, and write documentation. The role emphasizes autonomous product development, agent-facing software, AI-native products, and rapid shipping.

Develops and sustains efficient manufacturing processes for durable safety equipment. Responsibilities include PFMEA, process validation, capability studies, line balancing, lean manufacturing, root cause analysis, tooling and machine design, NPI readiness, production documentation, ERP routing, and continuous improvement. The role supports production teams, leads process qualification and training, manages tooling projects, and serves as the technical liaison between R&D and manufacturing.

The DevOps Engineer will lead multiple client projects, design and support applications, and mentor other engineers, utilizing modern development practices and technologies.

Develop scalable backend services and APIs, create coding tasks and deterministic verifiers for AI systems, debug complex codebases, optimize performance, refactor legacy systems, implement features, and provide technical reviews and reasoning. The role is remote, contract-based, and part-time at 15–20 hours per week.

Designs, develops, deploys, and maintains C#/.NET microservices, APIs, and enterprise integration components for Property and Casualty insurance systems. Partners with architecture teams to modernize service boundaries, messaging patterns, and containerized deployments. Participates in automated testing, CI/CD, code reviews, documentation, and AI-assisted development practices while mentoring engineers and improving software quality.

Support the design and validation of consumer products through CAD modeling, prototyping, testing, documentation, and engineering builds. Collaborate with cross-functional teams, suppliers, and contract manufacturers to troubleshoot manufacturing quality issues and advance designs toward mass production. Gain hands-on experience with hardware components, lab equipment, tooling, manufacturing processes, and design validation.