Product Engineer
Indexed description
Job Summary We're hiring a Product Engineer to join our founding engineering team. Where our Software Engineers take well-scoped tickets and ship them, you'll work closer to the problem. You'll take a loosely defined need, e.g."care managers need a better way to see which patients are falling behind on their care plan, and own the feature from discovery to development to launch. You'll work directly with the product team and our designer to shape features and how users interact with the platform.
This role requires product judgment as much as engineering skill. You'll make tradeoff calls in the moment what's good enough for v1, what edge case actually matters, what's going to confuse a care coordinator vs. what's going to save them 20 minutes a day. You need to be comfortable making those calls and moving, then adjusting based on what you see.
Responsibilities
You will manage the data layer and intelligence layer of ecares, including
- Patient, provider, scheduling, and care coordination data
- Operational performance metrics
- Product analytics for new features
- Predictive models for access, utilization, and outcomes
- Data pipelines and experimentation frameworks
- How patients are scheduled
- How providers are utilized
- How care teams coordinate
- How product features are designed
- Build and manage data pipelines connecting
- eClinicalWorks (eCW)
- ecares health
- Operational systems
- Design data models that reflect real healthcare workflows
- Create prototypes, simulations, and experiments to test
- Scheduling efficiency
- No-show reduction
- Care coordination outcomes
- Partner with
- Product owners
- Software engineers
- Operations and clinical leaders
- Define and track KPIs that matter in healthcare
- Access
- Throughput
- Outcomes
- Utilization
- Help decide what features should be built based on data
- Design analytics that are embedded directly into the product
What We’re Looking For
- 3+ years of professional software engineering experience, with meaningful experience building user-facing products
- Strong frontend skills and enough backend to be self-sufficient
- Product instinct. You can look at a workflow, identify what's broken, and propose a solution that's practical and buildable. You don't need a detailed spec to get started.
- Good design sense. You care about how things look and feel, not just whether they work. You can partner with a designer effectively and fill in the gaps on your own when needed.
- Comfortable with ambiguity. You'll often start with a problem, not a solution. You ask the right questions, make reasonable assumptions, and course-correct as you learn.
Nice to have
- Health tech or healthcare experience
- Experience with HER systems or healthcare data
- Experience working directly with end users to understand workflows and iterate on solutions
- Background in design, UX research, or working closely with design teams
- Background working with underserved communities or in mission-driven organizations
Hybrid 3 days on-site, 2 days remote.
Why this role
You’ll shape the technical foundation of a platform that’s live, growing, and directly improving healthcare for underserved communities.
Essen Health Care and ecares health are Equal Opportunity Employers and are committed to creating an inclusive, diverse, and equitable workplace for all.
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