We're looking for a Product Engineer to design and build the patient experience at Corner Health. The ideal candidate is a strong full-stack engineer with design sensibility — someone who can take a high-level spec, work within our existing design language and component library, and own execution from interaction patterns through to shipped, production-ready code.

Providers on Corner Health’s platform offer an entirely new model of care. Currently, 88% of patients trust a Corner Health provider’s medical guidance vs. elsewhere and patients already return at 2× the national average — not because of marketing, but because the experience actually works.

The next phase of the company is about turning that into the most thoughtful, intuitive, and human patient experience in primary care. This is not a handoff role. You won’t be polishing a legacy healthcare portal. You’ll be defining what modern primary care should feel like.

• Patient app (from zero): Design and build a cohesive web app spanning scheduling, chat, results, notifications, payments, and rebooking. This is a greenfield build — you'll make the foundational decisions about architecture, interaction patterns, and visual identity.
• Making healthcare legible: Insurance, billing, and clinical data are notoriously opaque. You'll turn complex, messy systems into clear, trustworthy interfaces that patients can actually understand and act on.
• Longitudinal patient experience: Primary care shouldn't end when the appointment does. As the platform matures, you'll design experiences around proactive follow-ups, care nudges, and personalized health journeys that deepen the provider–patient relationship over time.
• Reimagined patient intake: Move beyond forms into conversational, adaptive, and voice-driven intake that feels natural and dramatically improves completion and accuracy.

You'll work directly with product, operations, and the founders to translate messy, real-world healthcare workflows into elegant, opinionated experiences. You'll prototype quickly, ship production code, and refine based on real patient behavior.

As one of our earliest hires, you'll hold an already high bar on design and craft, influence the product roadmap, and shape how design and engineering work together at Corner Health.

You’re joining an early-stage company - it’s important to learn more about what we’re like!

Here are some of our engineering principles - they are all important, but we’re excited for this hire to contribute to them as well.

We prioritize frequent deployments to maintain momentum and learn quickly. Small PRs are faster to review, easier to roll back, and create positive feedback loops. We use feature flags for gradual rollouts and invest in robust CI/CD with comprehensive testing. Merging to main should be routine, not stressful.

We default to established, battle-tested technologies with strong ecosystem support and good LLM integration (Prisma, WorkOS, Node.js, etc). We have limited innovation tokens—spend them on problems that differentiate us or bring genuine joy to the team. Strong foundations let us move fast and experiment at the edges where it matters, whether that's core product features or fun internal tooling.

We build transparency into our development process. PRs are reviewed by the team—not just for code quality, but to share knowledge and create visibility into what we're building. We document decisions, share work-in-progress updates, and make our process discoverable. This enables early feedback, prevents duplicate work, and helps everyone learn from each other's approaches. Great ideas emerge from collision, not isolation.

In the LLM era, clear code, consistent patterns, and well-documented systems are force multipliers. We document our patterns, conventions, and common workflows. We automate repetitive tasks through scripting and templates. When AI tools repeatedly make the same mistakes, we update our rules and guidelines. Enforcing consistency today saves hours tomorrow.

LLMs are powerful tools that can accelerate development, but every line of code you submit should be code you understand, can defend, and have proven to work. When you open a PR, you're putting your name on that solution—be ready to explain how it works, why you chose that approach, and what trade-offs you considered. Use AI to explore ideas and generate starting points, but take the time to understand, refine, and truly own what you're shipping. We build trust through craftsmanship, not through volume.

We're a small team with high ownership and high autonomy. AI tools let us punch way above our weight, but we care deeply about the quality of what we ship — no vibe coding, no slop. You'll spend your days building, not waiting on approvals or sitting in meetings.

Lastly - one of our team values is “Life is short - it’s OK to laugh”. Whether it’s late night team dinners, mini golf, or just jamming on new product ideas for our customers - we work hard and have fun doing it.