Product Engineer

What We Offer

A seat on the engineering team at a category-defining clinic, with the autonomy of a much smaller company
Equity commensurate with the scope
A CTO, PM, design, and clinical team that respects the craft and will give you room to run
Compensation that reflects the fact that one engineer doing this well is worth more than a team doing it the old way

Who This Is For

• You've probably been underemployed by the conventional structure of an engineering team.
• You move faster than your tickets allow.
• You're a real frontend engineer with real taste.
• Fluent with TypeScript, React, Next.js, Tailwind.
• Comfortable with auth, APIs, deploys.
• You can read a Figma file precisely, and when the file runs out, you can finish the thinking yourself.
• Your portfolio looks good — not generic-AI good, actually good.
• You operate at native AI speed.
• Cursor, Claude Code, MCP, whatever dropped last month.
• You've shipped agents and AI features in production, not demos.
• You can read and write code well enough that "I'll just build it" is your default response to a missing tool.
• 5–10x throughput vs. a year ago is the floor, not the ceiling.
• You're a strong individual contributor who plays well with a team.
• You can take a design and a brief and run with it without needing to renegotiate scope every day.
• You ask the right questions early so you don't have to ask them late.
• You make the PM's job easier, not harder.
• You've done it somewhere visible.
• You can point to a company or a real product and show the work.
• A flow you owned, a surface you shipped, a system that's still running.
• Bonus if it's healthcare, DTC, or anywhere conversion and trust both matter.

Who This Isn't For

• People who freeze when a design has gaps.
• People who ship but have no taste.
• People who treat AI as a feature checkbox instead of a daily tool.
• Anyone whose best work lives inside a Linear board.
• Anyone who needs the spec to be airtight before they start.
• Anyone whose engineering experience is theoretical, agency-side, or unverifiable.