Software Engineer - Implementations

WellTheory is a digital health company helping people with autoimmune conditions take control of their health through personalized care, nutrition guidance, and ongoing coaching. The Implementations Engineer will build insurance and data infrastructure, work directly with partners to launch implementations, make foundational technical decisions, use AI tools to increase impact, and document systems for a remote team.

Responsibilities:

• Architect and build the insurance and data infrastructure that powers eligibility, verification, and claims
• Work directly with new employer, health plan, and channel partners during implementation — collaborating hands-on to get each one live quickly and reliably
• Make foundational technical decisions as part of a small, generalist team building at the 0-to-1 stage
• Use AI tools to move faster and scale your impact as an individual contributor
• Write clear documentation so teammates on our fully-remote team can ramp up easily

Requirements:

• You likely have 3-5+ years of experience as a software engineer
• We're looking for someone with strong software engineering fundamentals, strong written and verbal communication, and experience making foundational technical decisions at the 0-to-1 stage
• Are customer-centric. You are singularly focused on customer needs throughout the entire software development life cycle
• Have experience in making foundational technical decisions at an early stage. You've built products or large features from scratch and know how to navigate the murky startup waters
• Are a strong written communicator. Since we are a small team and fully remote, creating documentation to help others ramp up easily will be key
• Are battle-tested. You nerd out on building robust systems that help provide consistent value, and you have had to launch & maintain such systems in a production environment with real users for an extended period of time
• Can scale yourself. You're skilled at using AI tools to augment your impact as an individual contributor
• Have deep empathy for the autoimmune experience. You don't need to have an autoimmune condition, but you can convey genuine understanding of the lived patient experience
• Have a beginner's mindset. You love learning, ask questions without fear of judgment, and stay open-minded about new approaches
• Are unreasonably relentless. You've been called a "force of nature" — persistence is your middle name
• This position requires current work authorization in the United States. We are unable to provide visa sponsorship at this time
• You've worked in healthcare or really care about driving health outcomes in the autoimmune or women's health space
• You don't need to have an autoimmune condition, but you can convey genuine understanding of the lived patient experience