Nolla is building AI doctors so that top-quality healthcare is accessible to everyone. Nolla Derm is the #1 medical skincare treatment app in the U.S. App Store. We've treated thousands of acne patients in the U.S., scanned 1% of Norway's population for skin cancer, and our in-house clinical models are state of the art on clinical benchmarks. We just launched NollaMD, our urgent care app, and we're building dedicated specialty apps for conditions like birth control and allergies. We’ve raised $6.5M from General Catalyst and other strategic investors.
This is a hands-on product design role. You'll be our first full-time designer, working as a design partner with our product team. You'll own the screens: taking briefs and rough directions to complete, polished flows across every app we ship, and building the rigorous component library that keeps them consistent as we launch new ones.
Patient Apps
Deliver complete, production-ready screens and flows for Nolla Derm, NollaMD, and the specialty apps we launch next: from brief to high-fidelity UI, prototype, handoff, and design QA in the build
Design intake, diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up experiences where an AI clinician is doing the work and a patient needs to understand and trust the result
Iterate on onboarding, paywall, and retention flows with the Head of Product and Head of Growth, using real usage data
Clinical AI Experiences
Design how AI output is presented: confidence, uncertainty, abstention, and escalation to a human clinician, so patients get the right level of trust and never a false sense of certainty
Turn clinical safety requirements into interfaces that feel simple rather than defensive
Partner with engineering on the conversational and multimodal surfaces (photo capture, symptom description, chat) that our models depend on
Design System & Brand
Own and maintain a rigorous component library in Figma: tokens, components, variants, documentation, and the conventions engineers build against
Keep every app feeling like Nolla as we launch new ones, and make standing up a new specialty app a matter of weeks
Apply the visual identity consistently across product, App Store, and launch materials
3+ years of product design experience on shipped consumer or health apps, with at least one iOS app you can walk us through screen by screen
A portfolio of complete, polished, shipped work: real flows end to end, not just hero screens or concepts
Exceptional visual and interaction craft; you care about typography, spacing, motion, and the last 5% of polish, and it shows
You've built or substantially maintained a component library and know what makes one hold up as a product grows
You take a brief or a rough direction and come back with thorough, considered options, edge cases covered, ready to build
You prototype in Figma well enough to test before an engineer writes a line
Comfortable working shoulder to shoulder with engineers and QA-ing your own work in the build
You thrive on fast iteration and direct feedback, and you ship every week
Designed for healthcare, clinical, or another regulated, high-stakes domain
Designed AI-native products: chat, multimodal input, uncertainty, and human-in-the-loop review
Built or maintained a design system used across several apps
Ran your own user research program: recruiting, interviews, synthesis
Figma · FigJam · Prototyping (Figma, Play, or code) · iOS Human Interface Guidelines · Linear · Notion · PostHog · AI design and prototyping tools (Claude, v0, or similar)
Role Type: Product & Design
Salary: $140,000–$180,000, based on experience
Job Type: Full-time
Work Setup: In-person, New York City
Equity: Meaningful equity, commensurate with experience
Health Insurance: Medical, dental, and vision
HSA/FSA: Eligible
Time Off: Flexible, unlimited vacation
Additional Perks: Meal stipends, team retreats
Work Hours: Flexible but demanding. We're building something that matters
Growth: Founding team members step into expanded roles as we scale. As the design team grows, so does your scope.
New York City · Full-time
At Nolla Health, we’re building AI-powered healthcare that connects understanding a patient’s needs with actually delivering care. We’re looking for an engineer who can turn advances in AI into useful experiences for patients and clinicians.
You’ll build agents and the product experiences around them: how they gather context, use tools, communicate with patients, and work with clinicians. You should enjoy working across models, backend services, and interfaces to make an entire workflow work well.
This is a hands-on product engineering role. You’ll work closely with clinical teammates to understand what good care requires, then build, evaluate, and improve the software that supports it.
Build AI-powered features for patients and clinicians, from an early prototype through production.
Develop agent workflows that gather information, use tools, maintain context, and move tasks forward.
Build the backend logic and user interfaces needed to deliver complete product experiences.
Work with clinicians to define appropriate agent behavior, limits, and handoffs.
Compare models and approaches, and improve prompts, tool definitions, retrieval, and orchestration based on evidence.
Work with our evals engineer to test changes against realistic cases, investigate failures, and prevent regressions.
Improve latency, cost, reliability, and observability so features work well in everyday use.
Partner with our backend engineer to connect agents to secure services and healthcare integrations.
A strong software engineering foundation and experience shipping products people use.
Hands-on experience building LLM-powered applications or agents beyond a demo, including tool use and multi-step workflows.
The ability to work across backend services and user interfaces, and take a feature from idea to launch.
Good judgment about when to use a model, when to write conventional software, and how to combine them.
An empirical approach: you inspect outputs, build tests, study failures, and measure whether a change helps.
Careful thinking about uncertainty, sensitive information, and when a workflow needs human input.
Comfort working with ambiguous requirements and getting feedback directly from users and clinical teammates.
Effective use of AI coding tools, with responsibility for the quality of the software you ship.
We care about what you’ve built and how you approach problems. Experience at a small startup, independent projects, and substantive open-source work can all demonstrate the ownership we’re looking for.
Patient-facing or clinician-facing software.
Conversational or voice agents, retrieval systems, or workflows that use multiple tools.
Production model evaluation, monitoring, and failure analysis.
Designing interfaces that make complex tasks easier to complete.
Healthcare experience is welcome, but it isn’t required. You should be interested in learning the domain and building carefully with clinical partners.
You’ll help shape how patients and clinicians experience AI in healthcare. The work spans technical decisions and product decisions: what an agent should do, how people interact with it, and how we know it’s helping.
You’ll have room to experiment, ship, and own meaningful parts of the product on a small team.
This role is based in New York City. We’re open to candidates willing to relocate.
ROLE LOGISTICS, COMPENSATION & BENEFITS
Role Type: Engineering
Salary: $160,000-$220,000, based on experience
Job Type: Full-time
Work Setup: In-person, New York City
Equity: Meaningful equity, commensurate with experience
Health Insurance: Medical, dental, and vision
HSA/FSA: Eligible
Time Off: Flexible, unlimited vacation
Additional Perks: Meal stipends, team retreats
Work Hours: Flexible but demanding. We're building something that matters
Growth: Founding team members step into expanded roles as we scale
Nolla is building AI-powered healthcare to make high-quality care accessible to everyone. Our medical skincare and prescription product, Nolla Derm, helps patients understand their skin and get treatment. We’re expanding into broader care, women’s health, and beyond. We’ve raised $6.5M from General Catalyst and other strategic investors.
We’re looking for a clinician who can make medical information clear, useful, and engaging—and become a recognizable face of Nolla.
You’ll lead clinical content at Nolla: finding the questions patients actually care about, researching the answers, writing scripts, and bringing them to life on camera.
This is a hands-on creative role. You’ll regularly film videos, create graphics and educational content, and help manage our social presence. You’ll also work directly with the founding team on founder videos, product explainers, interviews, and other brand content.
Your initial focus will be medical skincare and prescriptions: conditions, ingredients, treatment expectations, common misconceptions, and how to navigate care. Over time, you’ll help us bring that same approach to other areas of health.
We have a full-time video editor to support production. You’ll own the ideas, preparation, filming, creative direction, and feedback that turn raw footage into compelling content.
We strongly prefer an NP or PA. We’re also open to RNs and other clinicians with strong clinical experience and an excellent content portfolio.
Regularly appear on camera as a clinical face of Nolla, bringing warmth, credibility, and a natural conversational style.
Research topics and write hooks, scripts, captions, and creative briefs.
Develop recurring content series around patient questions, treatment journeys, and topics people misunderstand.
Create educational graphics, carousels, and other visual content using tools such as Canva, Figma, and AI design tools.
Turn complex clinical information into clear explanations that are accurate without feeling like a lecture.
Develop content ideas with the founders and help bring their perspectives, product knowledge, and company story to life.
Plan and direct shoots, helping people feel comfortable on camera and capture what the content needs.
Give our editor clear briefs, organized footage, and actionable feedback.
Review finished content for clinical accuracy, storytelling, and consistency with the brand.
Help set the direction and calendar for Nolla’s social channels, especially Instagram and TikTok.
Keep briefs, scripts, shoot schedules, assets, approvals, and publishing timelines organized.
Coordinate with the founding, clinical, growth, and creative teams to move content from idea to publication.
Use audience questions and performance data—including watch time, saves, shares, and patient interest—to improve what we create.
Research and fact-check content, collaborating with our clinical team on medical review.
Communicate treatment benefits, limitations, and expectations clearly and responsibly.
Recognize when a topic needs specialist input or a patient question requires individual care.
Bring insights from patient care into our content and product experience.
As the platform develops, there may also be opportunities to contribute to patient education and patient-facing care, depending on your interests, credentials, and licensure.
Clinical training and patient-care experience as an NP, PA, RN, or another qualified healthcare professional. NP or PA strongly preferred.
Experience creating health or medical content, with examples of you speaking on camera.
A background managing social media for a brand, practice, organization, or your own professional account.
Strong writing skills and confidence developing briefs, scripts, and creative concepts.
Comfort directing shoots, collaborating with founders, and giving creative feedback.
The ability to create clear, polished graphics, with familiarity with Canva, Figma, and AI design tools.
Strong organization and follow-through: you can manage several pieces of content and consistently get them published.
Sound clinical judgment and a commitment to accurate, evidence-based communication.
Availability to work full-time, in person in New York City.
An established, engaged social media following, particularly around health, skincare, or wellness.
Experience in dermatology, medical skincare, or prescription treatments.
Experience in primary care, women’s health, or other areas relevant to Nolla’s expansion.
Experience at a healthcare startup, consumer health brand, or telehealth platform.
A track record of growing an audience and improving content performance.
Role Type: Clinical Content / Marketing
Base Salary: $125,000–$150,000 annually, based on experience
Job Type: Full-time
Work Setup: In-person, New York City
Equity: Meaningful equity, commensurate with experience
Health Insurance: Medical, dental, and vision
HSA/FSA: Eligible
Time Off: Flexible, unlimited vacation
Additional Perks: Meal stipends, team retreats
Work Hours: Flexible but demanding. We’re building something that matters
Growth: Opportunity to take on expanded responsibilities as Nolla grows
Please share your resume, a link to your Instagram, and any other relevant social accounts or portfolio. Include two or three videos featuring you on camera, along with examples of graphics, scripts, or briefs you’ve created. Tell us which parts of the work you owned.
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You’ll also work directly with the founding team on founder videos, product explainers, interviews, and other brand content.\n\nYour initial focus will be medical skincare and prescriptions: conditions, ingredients, treatment expectations, common misconceptions, and how to navigate care. Over time, you’ll help us bring that same approach to other areas of health.\n\nWe have a full-time video editor to support production. You’ll own the ideas, preparation, filming, creative direction, and feedback that turn raw footage into compelling content.\n\nWe strongly prefer an NP or PA. We’re also open to RNs and other clinicians with strong clinical experience and an excellent content portfolio.\n\n\nWHAT YOU’LL DO\n\n\nCREATE CLINICAL CONTENT\n\n - Regularly appear on camera as a clinical face of Nolla, bringing warmth, credibility, and a natural conversational style.\n\n - Research topics and write hooks, scripts, captions, and creative briefs.\n\n - Develop recurring content series around patient questions, treatment journeys, and topics people misunderstand.\n\n - Create educational graphics, carousels, and other visual content using tools such as Canva, Figma, and AI design tools.\n\n - Turn complex clinical information into clear explanations that are accurate without feeling like a lecture.\n\n\nWORK WITH THE FOUNDING TEAM\n\n - Develop content ideas with the founders and help bring their perspectives, product knowledge, and company story to life.\n\n - Plan and direct shoots, helping people feel comfortable on camera and capture what the content needs.\n\n - Give our editor clear briefs, organized footage, and actionable feedback.\n\n - Review finished content for clinical accuracy, storytelling, and consistency with the brand.\n\n\nOWN THE CONTENT WORKFLOW\n\n - Help set the direction and calendar for Nolla’s social channels, especially Instagram and TikTok.\n\n - Keep briefs, scripts, shoot schedules, assets, approvals, and publishing timelines organized.\n\n - Coordinate with the founding, clinical, growth, and creative teams to move content from idea to publication.\n\n - Use audience questions and performance data—including watch time, saves, shares, and patient interest—to improve what we create.\n\n\nBRING CLINICAL JUDGMENT TO THE BRAND\n\n - Research and fact-check content, collaborating with our clinical team on medical review.\n\n - Communicate treatment benefits, limitations, and expectations clearly and responsibly.\n\n - Recognize when a topic needs specialist input or a patient question requires individual care.\n\n - Bring insights from patient care into our content and product experience.\n\nAs the platform develops, there may also be opportunities to contribute to patient education and patient-facing care, depending on your interests, credentials, and licensure.\n\n\nWHAT YOU BRING\n\n - Clinical training and patient-care experience as an NP, PA, RN, or another qualified healthcare professional. NP or PA strongly preferred.\n\n - Experience creating health or medical content, with examples of you speaking on camera.\n\n - A background managing social media for a brand, practice, organization, or your own professional account.\n\n - Strong writing skills and confidence developing briefs, scripts, and creative concepts.\n\n - Comfort directing shoots, collaborating with founders, and giving creative feedback.\n\n - The ability to create clear, polished graphics, with familiarity with Canva, Figma, and AI design tools.\n\n - Strong organization and follow-through: you can manage several pieces of content and consistently get them published.\n\n - Sound clinical judgment and a commitment to accurate, evidence-based communication.\n\n - Availability to work full-time, in person in New York City.\n\n\nBONUS POINTS\n\n - An established, engaged social media following, particularly around health, skincare, or wellness.\n\n - Experience in dermatology, medical skincare, or prescription treatments.\n\n - Experience in primary care, women’s health, or other areas relevant to Nolla’s expansion.\n\n - Experience at a healthcare startup, consumer health brand, or telehealth platform.\n\n - A track record of growing an audience and improving content performance.\n\n\nROLE LOGISTICS, COMPENSATION & BENEFITS\n\n - Role Type: Clinical Content / Marketing\n\n - Base Salary: $125,000–$150,000 annually, based on experience\n\n - Job Type: Full-time\n\n - Work Setup: In-person, New York City\n\n - Equity: Meaningful equity, commensurate with experience\n\n - Health Insurance: Medical, dental, and vision\n\n - HSA/FSA: Eligible\n\n - Time Off: Flexible, unlimited vacation\n\n - Additional Perks: Meal stipends, team retreats\n\n - Work Hours: Flexible but demanding. We’re building something that matters\n\n - Growth: Opportunity to take on expanded responsibilities as Nolla grows\n\n\nTO APPLY\n\nPlease share your resume, a link to your Instagram, and any other relevant social accounts or portfolio. Include two or three videos featuring you on camera, along with examples of graphics, scripts, or briefs you’ve created. 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At Nolla Health, we’re building AI-powered healthcare. To improve the systems involved in delivering care, we need realistic ways to test them: cases that unfold over time, tools an agent can use, and clear criteria for judging what happens.
We’re looking for a research engineer to build evaluation harnesses, simulated environments, and data pipelines that turn clinical knowledge and appropriately governed data into useful evaluation and training assets.
You’ll work with engineers and clinicians to define tasks, build the systems that run them, and make the results trustworthy. The work will support our own agents and models, with the opportunity to develop benchmarks and environments for external AI teams.
Build harnesses that run agents through reproducible tasks, capture their actions, and make failures easy to investigate.
Develop multi-step and multi-visit environments with patient state, clinical tools, and realistic consequences for an agent’s decisions.
Work with clinicians to turn clinical workflows into well-defined tasks, rubrics, and success criteria.
Build data pipelines for preparing, validating, versioning, and tracing evaluation and training datasets.
Develop scoring and reward mechanisms, combining programmatic checks, model-based grading, and clinician review where appropriate.
Test graders and environments for ambiguity, shortcuts, data leakage, and reward hacking.
Run experiments, analyze trajectories, and identify whether changes improve performance across meaningful slices of cases.
Work with our applied AI engineer to turn evaluation findings into product improvements.
Build with privacy, access controls, and permitted data use in mind.
Strong programming skills and experience building reliable software for experiments, data processing, or agent systems.
Hands-on experience building an agent evaluation harness, an RL environment, or closely related infrastructure.
The ability to translate an open-ended problem into a runnable task with measurable outcomes.
Careful judgment about data quality, reproducibility, grading reliability, and what a benchmark result actually supports.
Comfort debugging across datasets, environment state, agent behavior, and scoring code.
The ability to work with clinicians and turn domain expertise into precise specifications and tests.
Evidence of independent execution through shipped systems, research implementations, open-source work, or projects you’ve owned.
We expect many candidates to have roughly two to six years of relevant experience, but we’re flexible for someone with exceptional work. Research experience is valuable; you should also enjoy building and maintaining the systems behind the experiments.
RL environments, simulated tool use, or long-horizon agent benchmarks.
Synthetic data generation, human review workflows, or dataset quality systems.
Reward design, model-based graders, and validation against expert judgments.
Building evaluation or training data products for AI labs.
Healthcare data, clinical reasoning evaluations, or longitudinal patient workflows.
Healthcare experience is welcome, but it isn’t required. Curiosity about the domain and a willingness to work closely with clinicians matter.
You’ll help define how we measure progress toward AI that can support care over time. Your work will make it possible to investigate failures, compare approaches, and build training signals grounded in realistic tasks.
You’ll own both the experimental design and the engineering needed to make it useful, with room to shape a new area of work at Nolla.
We’d ideally like you to be based in New York City.
Role Type: Engineering
Salary: $180,000–$240,000, based on experience
Job Type: Full-time
Work Setup: New York City preferred
Equity: Meaningful equity, commensurate with experience
Health Insurance: Medical, dental, and vision
HSA/FSA: Eligible
Time Off: Flexible, unlimited vacation
Additional Perks: Meal stipends, team retreats
Work Hours: Flexible but demanding. We're building something that matters
Growth: Founding team members step into expanded roles as we scale
Location: New York City · In person
Nolla is building AI-powered healthcare to make high-quality care accessible to everyone. Our medical skincare and prescription product, Nolla Derm, helps patients understand their skin and get treatment. We’re expanding into broader care, women’s health, and beyond. We’ve raised $6.5M from General Catalyst and other strategic investors.
We're looking for a clinician to build out our clinical operations team, scale our telehealth platform, and expand into new specialties.
You’ll lead clinical operations at Nolla: caring for patients, building the systems behind that care, and helping other clinicians deliver it well as we grow.
This is a hands-on clinical role. You’ll conduct virtual visits, answer patient questions through asynchronous chat, and work in person with our founding team in New York City on clinical questions, care delivery, and product decisions.
Your initial focus will be dermatology and women’s health, including reproductive care. You’ll improve the clinical workflows behind our current products and help scope new specialties and care models as we expand.
You’ll be one of our founding clinical team members, so there’s a lot to build. You’ll help establish protocols, clinician onboarding, quality review, and escalation processes while continuing to practice. We expect roughly half your time to be patient care and half clinical operations.
This role requires an actively licensed nurse practitioner or physician assistant. We’re looking for someone with strong clinical judgment and an interest in building a telehealth practice from the ground up. Experience in women’s health, dermatology, or family medicine is especially relevant; Telehealth and digital health experience are pluses.
Conduct telehealth visits, assess patient needs, develop treatment plans, and provide follow-up care within your scope of practice.
Answer clinical questions through asynchronous patient chat with clear, thoughtful guidance.
Recognize when a patient needs specialist input, an in-person evaluation, or a different level of care.
Document care accurately and bring recurring patient questions and problems back to the team.
Be a clinical thought partner on questions that come up as we deliver care and build new services.
Help scope new offerings, including what can be delivered safely and effectively through telehealth.
Partner with product and engineering to turn clinical needs into better patient and clinician workflows.
Review proposed workflows and AI-supported features for clinical usefulness, appropriate clinician involvement, and patient safety.
Build practical workflows for intake, triage, visits, asynchronous messages, follow-up, referrals, and escalation.
Help establish clinical protocols, documentation standards, and quality review processes.
Work with the team on clinician coverage and the handoffs that keep patients from falling through the cracks.
Use care quality, access, response times, and patient feedback to identify what needs to improve.
Help hire, onboard, guide, and coordinate clinicians as the care team grows.
Be a resource for clinical questions and complex cases, with clear paths for escalation.
Review patterns in care and documentation, share useful feedback, and help clinicians deliver consistent, high-quality care.
Bring what clinicians are seeing in practice back to the founding and product teams.
Active licensure as a nurse practitioner or physician assistant and substantial experience providing direct patient care.
Experience in women’s health, reproductive care, or family medicine.
Strong clinical judgment and a commitment to accurate, evidence-based care.
The ability to communicate clearly and warmly with patients in both visits and written messages.
An interest in building clinical processes that other clinicians can use and improving them as you learn what works.
Comfort working directly with founders and across clinical, product, and engineering teams.
The initiative and follow-through to build in an early-stage startup where many processes are still taking shape.
Availability to work full-time, in person in New York City.
Experience in dermatology or medical skincare.
Experience delivering telehealth care.
Experience on a clinical operations team or building and improving a care program.
Experience at a digital health company, healthcare startup, or consumer health product.
Experience hiring, onboarding, mentoring, or leading clinicians.
Role Type: Clinical Care / Clinical Operations
Base Salary: $125,000–$150,000 annually, based on experience
Job Type: Full-time
Work Setup: In person, New York City
Equity: Meaningful equity, commensurate with experience
Health Insurance: Medical, dental, and vision
HSA/FSA: Eligible
Time Off: Flexible, unlimited vacation
Additional Perks: Meal stipends, team retreats
Work Hours: Flexible but demanding. We’re building something that matters
Growth: Opportunity to take on broader clinical leadership responsibilities as Nolla grows
New York City · Full-time
At Nolla Health, we’re building AI-powered healthcare that connects understanding a patient’s needs with actually delivering care. That takes more than a capable model: it takes software that brings together patient information, clinical decisions, and the systems needed to act on them.
We’re looking for an experienced engineer to build and own that foundation. You’ll develop the services behind our patient apps and clinical workflows, connect healthcare systems, and build the infrastructure that lets AI agents work securely and reliably alongside clinicians.
This is a hands-on role with room to shape the architecture, engineering practices, and team as we grow. We welcome senior and staff engineers, early startup engineers, and former founders who want broad ownership and close involvement in the product.
Build the APIs and backend services powering our patient apps and clinical workflows.
Develop the systems that connect AI agents to patient information, clinical tools, and actions involved in delivering care.
Build tools that help clinicians review cases and care for patients.
Integrate with electronic medical records and other healthcare systems.
Own cloud infrastructure, deployments, monitoring, and production reliability.
Design secure systems for sensitive patient data, including access controls and audit trails.
Work with product, clinical, and AI teammates to take features from an idea through launch and ongoing operation.
Improve how we build software through automation, thoughtful tooling, and effective use of AI coding tools.
Help hire and mentor engineers as the team grows.
Substantial experience building and operating production backend systems, typically six or more years.
Experience building at an early-stage startup, shipping with a small team and owning multiple parts of the stack.
Strong judgment about APIs, data models, databases, background jobs, and integrations.
The ability to own cloud infrastructure and operate the services you build.
A practical understanding of security, reliability, and handling sensitive data.
Product judgment: you can work through an ambiguous problem, understand what users need, and choose an approach that gets useful software into their hands.
Effective use of AI coding tools, with the judgment to review, test, and maintain what they produce.
A desire to stay hands-on while taking responsibility for technical decisions and outcomes.
We care about what you’ve built, how you think, and the responsibility you’ve taken on. You should bring strong engineering practices and know how to apply them in a small team.
Backend systems for consumer or mobile products.
AI agents, tool integrations, or AI-powered features in production.
Healthcare software, clinical workflows, EMR integrations, or HIPAA requirements.
Hiring or mentoring engineers.
Healthcare experience is welcome, but it isn’t required. An interest in making healthcare better is.
Your work will support both patients seeking care and the clinicians providing it. You’ll help decide how AI becomes part of a working healthcare service, from the information an agent can access to how a clinical workflow moves forward.
You’ll have a direct say in how Nolla’s backend is built and how the engineering team works. As we grow, there’s room to take on technical leadership and help build the team while staying close to the code.
This role is based in New York City. We’re open to candidates willing to relocate.
Salary: $180,000–$220,000+, based on experience.
","descriptionPlain":"New York City · Full-time\n\n\nHELP BUILD THE BACKEND THAT MAKES BETTER HEALTHCARE POSSIBLE.\n\nAt Nolla Health, we’re building AI-powered healthcare that connects understanding a patient’s needs with actually delivering care. That takes more than a capable model: it takes software that brings together patient information, clinical decisions, and the systems needed to act on them.\n\nWe’re looking for an experienced engineer to build and own that foundation. You’ll develop the services behind our patient apps and clinical workflows, connect healthcare systems, and build the infrastructure that lets AI agents work securely and reliably alongside clinicians.\n\nThis is a hands-on role with room to shape the architecture, engineering practices, and team as we grow. We welcome senior and staff engineers, early startup engineers, and former founders who want broad ownership and close involvement in the product.\n\n\nWHAT YOU'LL DO\n\n - Build the APIs and backend services powering our patient apps and clinical workflows.\n\n - Develop the systems that connect AI agents to patient information, clinical tools, and actions involved in delivering care.\n\n - Build tools that help clinicians review cases and care for patients.\n\n - Integrate with electronic medical records and other healthcare systems.\n\n - Own cloud infrastructure, deployments, monitoring, and production reliability.\n\n - Design secure systems for sensitive patient data, including access controls and audit trails.\n\n - Work with product, clinical, and AI teammates to take features from an idea through launch and ongoing operation.\n\n - Improve how we build software through automation, thoughtful tooling, and effective use of AI coding tools.\n\n - Help hire and mentor engineers as the team grows.\n\n\nWHAT YOU BRING\n\n - Substantial experience building and operating production backend systems, typically six or more years.\n\n - Experience building at an early-stage startup, shipping with a small team and owning multiple parts of the stack.\n\n - Strong judgment about APIs, data models, databases, background jobs, and integrations.\n\n - The ability to own cloud infrastructure and operate the services you build.\n\n - A practical understanding of security, reliability, and handling sensitive data.\n\n - Product judgment: you can work through an ambiguous problem, understand what users need, and choose an approach that gets useful software into their hands.\n\n - Effective use of AI coding tools, with the judgment to review, test, and maintain what they produce.\n\n - A desire to stay hands-on while taking responsibility for technical decisions and outcomes.\n\nWe care about what you’ve built, how you think, and the responsibility you’ve taken on. You should bring strong engineering practices and know how to apply them in a small team.\n\n\nBONUS POINTS\n\n - Backend systems for consumer or mobile products.\n\n - AI agents, tool integrations, or AI-powered features in production.\n\n - Healthcare software, clinical workflows, EMR integrations, or HIPAA requirements.\n\n - Hiring or mentoring engineers.\n\nHealthcare experience is welcome, but it isn’t required. An interest in making healthcare better is.\n\nYour work will support both patients seeking care and the clinicians providing it. You’ll help decide how AI becomes part of a working healthcare service, from the information an agent can access to how a clinical workflow moves forward.\n\nYou’ll have a direct say in how Nolla’s backend is built and how the engineering team works. As we grow, there’s room to take on technical leadership and help build the team while staying close to the code.\n\nThis role is based in New York City. We’re open to candidates willing to relocate.\n\n\nCOMPENSATION\n\nSalary: $180,000–$220,000+, based on experience."}],"apiVersion":"1"}