Software Engineer, Early Career 2027

Commure is building an AI-native operating system for healthcare that supports clinical, administrative, and revenue workflows. The early-career Software Engineer will build and maintain web, mobile, backend, AI, and infrastructure systems used by healthcare professionals, while collaborating with product, design, clinical, and customer-facing teams.

What you'll do:

• Building product features across our web, mobile, and backend applications, including offline-first experiences for healthcare professionals
• Developing reliable APIs and backend services that support high-volume clinical workflows
• Building data processing pipelines for handling complex, high-volume healthcare data
• Building and improving AI systems: inference pipelines, orchestration (fallbacks, retries, async workflows), and quality evaluation infrastructure
• Improving monitoring, observability, alerting, debugging, and overall application performance, reliability, and stability
• Designing internal tools that make engineers faster and production systems easier to operate
• Working directly with product, design, clinical, and customer-facing teams to understand real-world problems and ship solutions

What they're looking for:

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related technical field, graduating recently or within the upcoming academic year
• Strong fundamentals in algorithms, data structures, operating systems, databases, networking, or distributed systems
• Experience building software through internships, research, open-source projects, coursework, startups, or personal projects—ideally something substantial outside of coursework
• Ability to write clean, understandable, and maintainable code
• Strong debugging and problem-solving skills, especially across multiple layers of a system
• Curiosity about how complex systems work beyond the component you are directly working on
• Care about reliability and performance, not just getting a feature to work once
• High ownership—you care about whether the thing you built actually works for users in production
• Willingness to learn unfamiliar technologies and move quickly
• Prefer ownership and autonomy over narrowly scoped tickets
• Want to work close to users and see the impact of your work quickly
• Strong communication and ability to work closely with engineers and non-engineers