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Counsel Health

Infrastructure Engineer

New York Office (Flatiron) (Remote)$180k–$225kfulltimemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Counsel Health is seeking a Backend Infrastructure Engineer to bridge application and infrastructure work at a rapidly scaling AI-driven healthcare platform. You'll own CI/CD pipelines, cloud infrastructure, backend services, and developer tooling while working in a HIPAA-regulated environment.

What you'll do

  • Develop and maintain infrastructure-as-code using Terraform on AWS
  • Build and optimize CI/CD pipelines for reliable, automated deployments
  • Write production backend services and core server-side systems
  • Create reusable archetypes and patterns for deployments, jobs, and workers
  • Improve developer experience through workflow optimization and internal tooling
  • Implement security and compliance controls in a HIPAA-regulated environment

What they're looking for

  • Backend engineering (Go, Rust, Java, TypeScript, or similar)
  • Infrastructure-as-Code (Terraform)
  • AWS cloud services
  • Docker and containerization
  • CI/CD pipeline design and implementation
  • Systems architecture and debugging
  • Database and networking fundamentals
  • Strong communication and cross-team collaboration
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Counsel Health

Counsel Health builds an AI-native healthcare platform that augments physicians with custom AI tools to improve clinical decision-making. The company is hiring for full-stack engineers, backend infrastructure specialists, and analytics engineers to support product development, data infrastructure, and cloud operations at a rapidly scaling startup.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a time you optimized a CI/CD pipeline. What was slow, what did you change, and what was the impact?
  • Describe your experience writing infrastructure-as-code with Terraform. How do you balance automation with maintainability as your codebase grows?