Frontend Developer
Listed on 2026-07-14
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Software Development
Front End Developer, React.js, Full Stack Developer
Frontend Engineer - Startup | Series A, $32M raised
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We’re partnering with a consumer healthcare startup in San Francisco. Strong mission, well-funded, and led by ex-founders of a healthcare company acquired by a major tech company for $1B+.
The mission: make it radically simpler for patients to access expert care with full pricing transparency, regardless of insurance or condition - a single starting point for nearly any medical need outside of an emergency.
Founded in 2023, $32M raised, ~50 employ
ees
Stack: React, Type Script, Next.js, Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL
The RoleYou will own major surfaces of a consumer-facing Next.js application — search, scheduling, provider profiles, checkout — obsessing over every detail of the patient experience. This isn’t a component-tweaking role; you will make real frontend architecture decisions and work across the stack when needed.
- Work closely with design to nail interactions and micro-details
- Make pragmatic frontend architecture decisions: component patterns, state management, data fetching, performance, testing
- Cross the stack when needed — trace bugs or build features end-to-end against a Rails backend
- Write PRDs, run SQL to understand feature performance, own QA
- 3+ years building production web applications
- Strong Type Script and modern React patterns (server components, hooks, data fetching)
- Next.js experience: routing, SSR/SSG, API routes, caching
- A strong eye for UI quality — you notice when padding is off by 4px and it bothers you
- High-agency generalist mindset; no task is beneath you if it helps ship a great product
- Excitement to dig into the complexities of the American healthcare system (EHR integrations, revenue cycle management) — no healthcare background required
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