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Big Leap Health

Fullstack Product Engineer (US)

Big Leap Health • New York

Company

Big Leap Health

Annual salary

$160k – $220k/yr

Location

New York

Listed

329d ago

Experience:
2+ years
Workplace:
Opening our new office soon in Manhattan. Hybrid (3-4 days in office)
Visa:
Visa sponsorship not available
Equity:
0.5 - 1.0%

Hybrid in New York. Visa sponsorship not available.

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About this Role

We’re looking for a Full-Stack Product Engineer in New York City (3-4 days/week in office) who thrives in a startup environment and knows how to ship.

On a daily basis, you will build end-to-end workflows, take them to production, and solve real world problems across an out-sized scale. As an early technical steward, you will raise the bar for code quality and decision‑making, setting patterns that cement a world‑class engineering culture as we scale. While the company 10x’s, your scope and ownership will grow just as fast, building the tools, mental models, and platforms that let both you and Big Leap Health accelerate exponentially.

You’ll work across the stack, from database schemas to UI components, and take full ownership of features from design through production deployment. The ideal candidate is someone whose built things end to end. You’ve worked at high-growth startups, kicked off your own side projects, or maybe indie hacked for a while. You know how to take high level requirements and run with them without getting lost in over-planning or scope creep.

Most importantly, you care about mental healthcare in our country. You don't need to be on a mission from day one, but you do need to believe that democratizing access to breakthrough treatments matters. You're a generalist software engineer who is eager to take ownership, inclined to move quickly, and hungry to ship high-impact software that makes a real difference.

Technologies We Use

Different languages, frameworks, and databases, including React, Vue, Typescript, Node.js, PostgreSQL

Industry-standard infrastructure, including Docker, AWS, Firebase, and Google Cloud

What We Value

  • Extreme empathy. Our customers aren't tech companies, they're clinicians and practice managers working in the real world. Understanding their pain points (not vanity metrics) is critical to building the right solutions.

  • End-to-end ownership. You've taken projects from ideation to production. You don't wait for perfect specs, you figure it out, ship it, and iterate based on real feedback.

  • An infinite learner. Someone who is relentless in their curiosity.

  • Ultimate accountability. You give and receive rapid feedback, learn as a team, and hold yourself to a high bar for quality.

  • Unafraid of failure. You take risks, see failure as learning, and move fast without being paralyzed by perfection.

  • Partner-obsessed. Someone who deeply cares about delighting our customers and solving real pain points, not vanity metrics.

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The listing gives $160k – $220k/yr.

Is this role remote? +

The listing gives the location as New York. Opening our new office soon in Manhattan. Hybrid (3-4 days in office). Visa sponsorship not available.

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