At SafeBeat Rx, we're on a mission to make life-changing EKG software to power a hospitalization at home. Our product uses a combination of signal processing and machine learning to help diagnose cardiac diseases and advise the appropriate medication.
We even made it to TechCrunch’s list of top companies on YC Demo Day with unicorn potential!
Summary
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You: Product minded senior engineer who appreciates high-quality work.
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Us: Small agile startup, with an engineering team of 2!
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Salary: 100k - 150k USD
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Location: US (Remote) (We are US and UK based at the moment)
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Impact: Work on life changing tech for our patients.
Why we need you
Our small (for now) 2-person engineering team is tackling ambitious projects around EKG software, we’ve developed a software as a medical device platform and are now looking to scale and grow it.
You don’t need to understand anything about EKGs or healthcare - but you should be curious and ready to make an impact where it matters!
What you’ll be doing day to day
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Daily engineering catch-up: We get together every day to discuss any important items and plan ahead.
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Tackling ambitious problems: You’ll be breaking down complex problems and challenges into smaller pieces that we can release incrementally, you’ll need to be very product focused with every change you make.
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Building and shipping features: Features come out as soon as they’re ready, we release often and try not to break things 🙂
Our tech stack
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Python (Django, Django Ninja, with mypy), Postgres, TypeScript (React), AWS (Terraform)
Your skills and experience
- At least 6+ years of experience in Python and 3+ in Django and SQL.
- Experience with TypeScript and React applications.
- Experience writing well tested applications, type-safe Python, and non-breaking incremental changes.
- Experience building an API and strong opinions on what makes a good API.
- Great communicator, you’ll be joining a distributed, async team, with a culture of rapid iteration and autonomy.
Nice to haves:
- DevOps - Terraform and AWS
- Machine Learning libraries and workflows