Staff Fullstack Software Engineer (Provider)
Headway · Buffalo-Niagara Falls Area · 1 wk ago
Engineering$264k–$330k/yrFull-time
Work
- Therapist Practice Management: Build a best-in-class platform for Headway therapists to run their businesses. You'll own features from the database schema to the UI, creating intuitive web experiences for scheduling, AI-assisted clinical documentation, and payment management.
- Patient & Provider Engagement: Deepen the relationship between patients and their care. Build the interfaces and APIs that power seamless communication, personalized experiences, and tools that keep patients connected to their providers — and providers focused on what matters most.
- The Modern AI-Enabled Clinical System: Help design and build the systems that manage clinical data. Create high-integrity experiences for treatment plans and progress notes, integrating AI-powered clinical intelligence to give providers their time back.
- Frictionless Onboarding: Turn the historically painful process of insurance credentialing into a sleek, consumer-grade experience. Build products and tooling to get providers in-network and scaling their practice in record time.
- Growing the Network: Own the tools and experiences that expand Headway's reach — from acquiring new providers to empowering existing ones to bring their patients onto the platform. Build the infrastructure that fuels sustainable, high-quality growth.
- Technical foundations: Help the teams see around corners and lay the technical foundations for the future of our product. Build systems, tools, and processes that enable the team to ship innovative products quickly, safely, and reliably.
- Strategic leadership: As a Staff Engineer, you will work with a cross-functional leadership team to shape the roadmap and technical strategy for the space.
Who You Are
- End-to-End Product Builder: You care just as much about the API architecture as you do the user experience. You seamlessly context-switch between backend logic and frontend state management.
- Owes Outcomes, Not Tasks: You've been handed ambiguous problems and turned them into shipped software. You know how to define the solution, pull in the right people across teams, and keep things moving when priorities shift.
- Sets the Technical Standard: You make technical decisions that optimize for maintainability and scale, not just shipping speed. You proactively improve your team's engineering velocity - whether that's refining tooling, improving automation, or establishing patterns that prevent entire categories of bugs.
- Mentor by Default: You pull engineers into design discussions without being asked. Your code reviews teach, not just gatekeep. You make sure knowledge gets shared across the team, not siloed in one person's head.
- Ships Fast, Iterates Faster: You can move from problem statement to working solution quickly. You'd rather ship a good v1 this week than a perfect v1 next month. Real feedback from therapists and patients is worth more than another round of design review.
- Quick Study in Complex Domains: Healthcare is a maze of payers, regulations, and exceptions. You don't need prior healthcare experience, but you need to be someone who dives into unfamiliar domains and builds a working mental model fast.
- Motivated by Impact: You want your engineering skills applied to problems that matter. Mental healthcare access is broken in America, and you want to be part of fixing it.
- Communicates with Precision: Whether it's a Slack thread, a design doc, or a cross-team meeting, you communicate clearly and concisely. You know that great engineering is wasted if you can't bring people along.
- AI Frontier Tinkerer: You don't just use AI tools - you push their limits. You've experimented with applying LLMs to real workflows, whether that's code generation, operational automation, or developer tooling. You bring a builder's mindset: what can we automate, what should stay human, and how do we ship it responsibly in healthcare?