Lead Software Engineer

Who you are

• Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science or related field with 6+ years of industry experience
• Experience leading small teams of engineers
• Strong engineering skills with the ability to own a feature or system end to end — backend services, APIs, and the code that ties them together
• Experience operating what you build: testing, deployment, and observability
• Comfort with ambiguity within your domain — able to move from a rough problem to a shipped solution
• Clear communication and the ability to work well across product, design, and engineering
• A genuine interest in improving healthcare alongside an interdisciplinary team
• Experience with Kotlin, TypeScript, React, and Flutter
• Experience with AI/LLM product systems or agents
• You've worked with healthcare data, or in another high-trust, regulated domain
• Mobile experience, or experience bridging mobile clients and backend systems
• Experience shipping in an early-stage or fast-moving consumer product What the job involves
• As a Lead Software Engineer, you own meaningful parts of the product end to end: you design them, build them, ship them, and keep them running. You'll work in the systems at the heart of the coach — the AI and agent logic, the services behind it, the data it depends on — and you'll make the day-to-day architecture and trade-off calls within your domain
• You'll do this with a high degree of autonomy, and you'll help raise the bar for the engineers around you. Comfort with ambiguity matters here: the work rarely arrives fully specified
• Own meaningful features and services end to end — design, build, ship, and operate them in production
• Lead and mentor small teams of engineers
• Drive stakeholder alignment between product, design, data and engineering
• Make architecture decisions in the systems you work in, including the AI/agent and product systems at the core of the coach
• Write high-quality, well-tested, observable code, and help others do the same through reviews and pairing
• Treat privacy, security, and the responsible handling of health data as part of doing the job well
• Break ambiguous product problems into shippable work, making pragmatic trade-offs to deliver Benefits
• Medical, vision, and dental coverage
• 401K plans with company matching
• Commuter subsidies
• Flexible work-from-home policy
• Discretionary time off
• Free meals and snacks
• Clubs for hikers, the LGBTQIAP+ community, bookworms, karaoke stars, and more
• Tech Talks on timely healthcare and technology topics
• Presentations given by industry leaders
• Create Days (company-wide “hackathons” to solve problems at Nuna and give back to our community)
• Fitness discounts and reimbursements
• Onsite massages
• Weekly meditation sessions guided by Nuna yogis
• Team fitness challenges (bike rides, marathons, 7-Minute Workouts, and more)