Mobile frontend engineering

We’ve processed 200,000+ clinical tests across 4 countries with a team of 20. We’re growing 10% week over week. And we’re still early.

We’re looking for a mobile frontend engineer who treats the app as a craft, not a checklist. You care about the half-pixel, the spring curve on a transition, the way a screen feels in the hand, and you can build it. You own the mobile experience end-to-end in our monorepo, orchestrate AI to execute, and raise the bar for everyone around you.

You won’t spend your days writing boilerplate. You’ll write specs that agents execute, review AI-generated code with a critical eye, and make decisions that compound over time. This is what engineering looks like now. If that excites you, keep reading.

What we’re looking for: Mobile frontend, design engineering & world-class craft

A confirmed mobile engineer (8+ years) with exceptional craft and a real sensibility for design. You live in Expo and React Native, you care deeply about how the product feels, and you don’t wait for designs to be ready to propose something delightful. You have also experience building native experience. You think in interactions, motion, and detail.

You’ll own what members touch every day: onboarding, the core app surfaces, the moments that turn a first-time visitor into someone who trusts us with their health. Your work has to be delightful and reliable on real devices, for people who decide in minutes whether to trust us.

About you

You’re passionate about the future of human health and want your work to help people stay healthy for longer. You move quickly from idea to execution, take full ownership of what you build, and work best with talented people who care as much as you do.

You thrive in fast-moving environments, learn by doing, and value feedback as a way to continuously improve. You use AI the way others use a calculator: naturally, to go faster and think bigger.

You’ll fit in well if

• You’ve shipped at least one product from 0 1 and felt the difference between writing code and building a system
• You have 2 deep areas of expertise and can operate across the full stack when the situation demands it
• You write specs before you write code - precise enough that an AI agent executes correctly on the first pass
• You review AI-generated code with the same rigor you’d apply to a junior engineer’s PR: edge cases, security gaps, design smell
• You bias toward shipping. A good decision today beats a perfect one next week
• You’re genuinely interested in health - maybe you track your own biomarkers, or you’re just frustrated that healthcare is still reactive

We would not be a fit if

• You need a clearly scoped role before you can operate
• You measure output in lines of code written
• You’ve only worked in large orgs with dedicated infra, QA, and platform teams
• You optimize for stability over velocity

Our current stack

TypeScript monorepo · React Native · NestJS · PostgreSQL + Prisma · AWS (Terraform, Qovery) · GitHub Actions · Claude Code + Cursor