Full-Stack Engineer, Platform & Integrations - HealthTech
About this role
Full-Stack Engineer, Platform & Integrations
Velora Health, AI-native HealthTech · Stockholm, hybrid · Full-time
Stack: React and React Native · Hono on Bun · Drizzle and PostgreSQL · Google Cloud Platform · Stripe, Firebase, BankID, PostHog
About Velora Health
Velora Health is a rapidly growing AI HealthTech startup on a mission to address the leading causes of preventable death. Our goal is bold yet simple: a longer and healthier life for more people, through the fusion of personalized care and a holistic approach to health.
We started by tackling one of the biggest global health issues: obesity, which affects nearly 1 billion people worldwide. Through our platform and digital health clinic at velora.se we have already helped thousands of patients lose weight and keep it off, which means they live longer and with fewer diseases such as type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. In Sweden alone, 2 million people could live longer with Velora. We are now expanding beyond obesity into broader chronic care, giving people access to the latest and most effective research-based treatments.
We are AI-native and use AI across the whole company. Today we are a 20-person team across clinical care, engineering, growth and operations. In engineering you will have five or six colleagues you work closely with every day across engineering, product and design, plus the clinicians who use what you build. We run two products on one TypeScript codebase, Velora Tools for our clinicians and the patient portal (web app plus two native apps), and we ship to production every week.
About the role
Velora is looking for a full-stack engineer to own the systems that have to be right: payments and subscriptions, identity, third-party integrations and the internal platform (Velora Tools) our care team runs on. You will own outcomes, not just tasks: when a Stripe webhook arrives out of order or BankID behaves unexpectedly, you are the person who understands the whole path and decides where the