Fullstack Engineer, External Products

Overview

OUR MISSION We exist to create a more connected, compassionate, and confident experience for people with cancer and those who care for them. We make it easier to get answers, access high-quality care quickly, and feel supported throughout treatment and beyond. Today, Thyme Care is a market-leading value-based oncology care enabler, partnering with national and regional health plans, providers, and employers to deliver better outcomes and lower costs for thousands of people across the country.

Our model combines high-touch human support with powerful technology and AI to bring together everyone involved in a person’s cancer journey: caregivers, oncologists, health plans, and employers.

As a tech-native organization, we believe technology should strengthen the human connection at the center of care. Through data science, automation, and AI, we simplify complexity, improve collaboration, and help care teams focus on what matters most: supporting people through cancer.

Looking ahead, our vision is bold: to become a household name in cancer care, where every person diagnosed asks for Thyme Care by name. If you’re inspired to make cancer care more human and to help reimagine what’s possible, we’d love to meet you. Together, we can build a future where every person with cancer feels truly cared for, in every moment that matters.

As a Fullstack Engineer working on external products at Thyme Care, you’ll be part of a team iterating rapidly on experiences that serve both our members and the providers who care for them. You’ll help evolve these offerings from early-stage solutions into mature, scalable products, contributing across the full stack and across multiple surfaces.

Our external products power the end-to-end Thyme Care experience—from how members discover, enroll in, and engage with our services, to how providers and care teams collaborate with us to deliver high-quality care. These include member-facing experiences such as our website and enrollment flows, provider-facing tools that support care coordination and clinical workflows, and the systems that connect them.

In this role, you’ll build features across both member and provider surfaces, working closely with Product, Design, and cross-functional partners to deliver cohesive, user-centered experiences. You’ll contribute to new product ideas and experiments, improve existing workflows, and help ensure our technology supports seamless communication, data flow, and decision-making across the care journey.

In your first six weeks, you will:

• Work on small tickets to gain exposure to our member and provider-facing products.

• Own the execution and delivery of your first project, while becoming familiar with Thyme Care’s development processes.

• Shadow and ultimately join our on-call rotation, helping to triage new alerts and maintain the health of our applications.

In your first six months, you will:

• Independently plan, execute, and deliver numerous features across all of our products.

• Work with our product manager to scope experiments and new product ideas.

• Develop a strong understanding of Thyme Care’s model, the role of providers within it, and the key metrics we use to define success.

• Build a strong understanding of Thyme Care’s external product ecosystem, contributing to technical decisions that improve both member and provider experiences as these products scale.

What you’ve done

• You’ve worked in fast-paced, early stage environments. You’re comfortable iterating quickly to ship MVPs, and know how to make data-driven decisions.

• You’ve collaborated closely with a Product team, helping to shape early ideas. You’ve taken projects from a loosely scoped idea to a fully realized feature.

• You have strong experience with web development. You’ve built single-page applications in stacks similar to ours:
  Vue.js/Type Script, FastAPI/Python, and Postgres.

• You have comfort using an observability stack to monitor features once they hit production, troubleshooting any issues that arise. (We use Datadog.)

Nice to have, but not required:

• You’ve contributed to public-facing applications, and understand the unique challenges that come with supporting users…