Software Engineer – Clinical Information Systems

Salary: $23,000 – $30,000 per month

Software Engineer – Clinical Information Systems

Role Overview & Purpose

• Direct Impact on Care: Explore, understand, and solve real-world healthcare challenges to directly support clinicians and enhance patient care.

• Bridge Technology & Medicine: Translate clinical needs into intuitive, highly reliable, and safe software solutions used at the point of care.

• Mission-Driven Engineering: Join a purpose-led team where every line of code contributes to saving lives, improving health outcomes, and streamlining medical workflows.

Key Responsibilities

• Discover & Explore Clinical Needs:

  • Engage directly with doctors, nurses, and allied health professionals to observe clinical workflows and identify operational pain points.

  • Map complex medical procedures into clear technical requirements and intuitive system architectures.

• Design & Build Clinical Systems:

  • Architect, develop, and maintain robust, high-availability software for electronic health records (EHR), clinical decision support, or patient monitoring systems.

  • Ensure system reliability, data integrity, and strict adherence to healthcare data standards (e.g., HL7, FHIR).

• Deliver Solutions with Patient Impact:

  • Design user-friendly interfaces that minimize cognitive load for clinicians, reducing medical errors and burn-out.

  • Rapidly prototype, test, and iterate solutions based on real-time feedback from healthcare settings.

• Maintain High Standards of Security & Safety:

  • Implement stringent data privacy and cybersecurity measures to protect sensitive patient health information (PHI).

  • Write clean, testable, and compliant code that meets healthcare regulatory and quality requirements.

What You Bring (Qualifications & Mindset)

• Technical Expertise:

  • Experience or strong interest in system integrations, APIs, and microservices architecture.

• Empathy & Curiosity:

  • Deep desire to understand healthcare environments and empathy for both healthcare providers and patients.

  • Curious mindset driven to discover underlying problems rather than just taking surface-level feature requests.

• Problem-Solving Ability:

  • Capability to tackle complex, domain-heavy problems and simplify them into seamless digital experiences.

  • Strong communication skills to effectively collaborate with non-technical medical personnel.