Staff Software Engineer, Product
- Compensation
- $180K–$275K / yr
- Location
- Not listed
- Work setup
- Hybrid
- Seniority
- Staff
- Employment
- Full time
- Experience
- Not specified
- Category
- Software engineering
- Posted
Skills
Must have
- Staff-level full stack experience building and operating production systems
- Strong TypeScript skills across frontend and backend
- Expert relational database fundamentals: schema design, migrations, query performance
- Comfort shipping iteratively: feature flags, instrumentation, and tight feedback loops
- You care about code quality because you take pride in your craft
- You can drive outcomes. You have the ability to take an ambiguous problem, break it down into workstreams, manage and execute
- You have worked on agent systems. Designing evals, data-labeling techniques, self-improving agent loops, LoRA fine tuning
- Nice to have (not required): experience in startups, healthcare, regulated industries, complex domain modeling, or multi-tenant systems
- You have built with AI/LLM APIs and understand what it takes to make them reliable in production
Full description
About Tono
Specialty care is hard to access and even harder to run. Patients often wait months, and clinics rely on fragmented tools and manual workflows.
Tono builds software and operations together to make specialty care faster to access and easier to deliver, starting with dermatology.
We’re building a fully autonomous specialty medicine clinic: continuous, real-time care for patients anywhere.
What makes us different is how we build. We run two clinics of our own, a national telehealth practice and an in-person clinic in DUMBO, Brooklyn. Our engineers work side by side with our doctors and care coordinators to build (mostly) every piece of the software from scratch. The long-term goal is for specialty clinics across the country to run on our autonomous EHR, freeing them from the administrative burden that slows care down.
Today we see patients in 33 states, covering more than 80% of the US population.
You will work closely with the co-founders and a team of engineers and physicians (backgrounds include Amazon, Apple, and leading academic medical centers). We are backed by Village Global (backed by Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, Michael Dell, chaired by Reid Hoffman), HOF Capital, and Oncology Ventures.
What You'll Do
Own features end-to-end across a modern TypeScript monorepo: database schema design, Prisma migrations, tRPC API endpoints, and React components in our EHR and patient portal. Invest in platform to accelerate the rest of the team: building foundational agentic infra for others to build on top of, telemetry abstractions, realtime durability primitives, etc. On any given week you might be building an AI-powered clinical note editor, refactoring a Stripe billing flow, LoRA post-training on an open source model for clinical workflows, or digging into data to see where patients are dropping off in the intake funnel.
We build AI features that have to be reliable in production. That means structured outputs, evaluation loops, monitoring, human-in-the-loop review, and safe fallbacks. You will help turn LLM capabilities into tools clinicians actually want to use.
How We Work
- We ship quickly, with discipline: small PRs, clear ownership, and tight feedback loops.
- Small team, broad scope. Engineers regularly work across frontend, backend, data, and infrastructure.
- We ship with confidence in a regulated environment: feature flags, careful reviews, and safe migrations (including backfills). We use AI all the time but we do not vibe code our way into debt. Patients and doctors deserve better.
- We invest in maintainability. Dependency upgrades, performance work, and removing dead code are part of the roadmap.