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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # Full-Stack Engineer - **Company:** BIG LEAP, LLC - **Location:** New York, NY, United States (Remote available) - **Experience:** Experienced - **Salary:** $160,000.0 - $200,000.0 - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** Artificial Intelligence, Amazon Web Services, Cloud Computing, Software Quality, Databases, EHealth, PostgreSQL, Node.Js, TypeScript, Data Processing, Google Cloud, ReactJS, Firebase, Vue.js, Material UI, Software Coding, Docker, Programming Languages - **Published:** September 4, 2026 - **Apply:** https://startup.jobs/full-stack-engineer-big-leap-health-8342960 ## About the Role * Strong coding skills with demonstrated proficiency in modern programming languages. * Strong engineering prowess, developed at start-ups. * Familiarity with storage and data processing systems, cloud infrastructure, and other technical tools. * Strong written and verbal communication skills and ability to iterate quickly with teammates, incorporating feedback and holding a high bar for quality., * 4-7 years of experience building and shipping modern full-stack web applications. * Experience working at a VC-backed digital healthcare startup with the ability to move quickly, adapt priorities, and focus on outcomes over process. * Startup experience is preferred. * A maker mindset. You've built side projects, indie apps, or internal tools from scratch and seen them through to launch. * Excited to work in person with a small, collaborative team in NYC. ## Description We're looking for a Full-Stack 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. You're a generalist software engineer who is eager to take ownership, inclined to move quickly and hungry to ship high-impact software. 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 * An infinite learner. Someone who is relentless in their curiosity. * Partner-obsessed. Someone who deeply cares about delighting our customers and solving real pain points, not vanity metrics. * Ultimate accountability while learning as a team, and both giving and receiving rapid feedback. * Extreme empathy. Our customers are not tech companies. 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