Staff Software Engineer, Accounts & Ledgering

The client is hiring a Staff Software Engineer (8+ years backend, 3+ years building financial systems from 0 to 1) who has built a double-entry payment ledger and has deep expertise in accounts and ledgering: payments, billing, reconciliation, ledgers or accounting. You will own the full architecture of money-critical systems at scale, with immutable, event-oriented data models where correctness is non-negotiable., * Design and operate a double-entry payment ledger and the next-generation account and ledger model, with invariants that make it structurally impossible to “print money”.

• Own the full money path: insurance ledger, posting and adjustment engines, patient account ledgers, bank reconciliation and AR reporting.
• Reconcile billed charges, payer remittances, bank deposits and financial reports, and surface discrepancies before customers do.
• Scale idempotent, explainable posting pipelines using negation/reversal semantics.
• Operate money-critical systems on very large Postgres tables with safe migrations, projections, backfills and incident response.
• Set the bar for observability and operational readiness, and mentor senior and staff engineers.

Software Engineering, Software Engineering, Clinical Study Publications, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Healthcare, Medical Coding, Healthcare Administration, Customer Relations, Revenue Management, Billing, * 8+ years building backend systems, including 3+ years designing and operating financial systems from 0 to 1

• Hands-on experience building a double-entry payment ledger
• Deep expertise in payments, billing, reconciliation, ledgers or accounting
• Immutable, event-oriented data modeling where correctness is non-negotiable
• Strong Python, PostgreSQL and SQL

The client’s mission is to simplify healthcare. Its growing suite of AI solutions spans ambient clinical documentation, provider copilots, autonomous coding, revenue cycle management and more, so providers and administrators can focus on care. The client powers over 500,000 clinicians in a $4.5 trillion industry that spends more than $500 billion a year on administration.