Senior Software Engineer II, Caregiver Experience

Spring Health is revolutionizing mental healthcare through their innovative Precision Mental Healthcare platform, serving over 450 companies including Microsoft, Target, and Delta Airlines. As a Senior Software Engineer II in the Caregiver Experience team, you'll join a mission-driven organization valued at $3.3 billion that's making mental healthcare accessible to everyone.

This role offers a unique opportunity to be a foundational member of a 0-to-1 team, working on high-impact initiatives that directly contribute to transforming mental healthcare delivery. Reporting to the Director of Engineering, New Venture, you'll have significant autonomy to drive technical decisions and influence product development direction.

The position requires working from the San Francisco office 3 days per week, where you'll collaborate with cross-functional teams including product managers, designers, and data scientists. You'll be responsible for establishing technical standards, creating scalable architectures, and managing complex project deliverables while maintaining high engineering excellence.

Your experience in healthcare technology will be crucial as you help build innovative solutions that make a lasting difference in mental healthcare. The role offers competitive compensation ($179,100 - $240,405) plus equity, comprehensive benefits including health coverage from day one, and professional development opportunities.

The ideal candidate brings 6+ years of software engineering experience, preferably in healthcare, with a proven track record of delivering successful products. You should be comfortable working in a fast-paced startup environment, possess strong communication skills, and have the ability to navigate ambiguity while maintaining focus on long-term success.

This is more than just a technical role – it's an opportunity to be part of a purpose-driven team that's making a real impact in mental healthcare accessibility. You'll work in an environment that values autonomy, mastery, and purpose, with the chance to shape the future of mental health services delivery.