Who We Are

Tesseract’s mission is to democratize healthcare delivery to everyone on a global scale. We are reinventing medical devices to leverage the health information in the human eye and championing a new era of healthcare by creating portable, affordable, easy to use, connected devices for early disease detection and monitoring. Tesseract is well-funded and recently raised a series B round of $80M.

We are part of 4Catalyzer - a rapidly growing health-tech incubator founded by Dr. Jonathan Rothberg, an award-winning scientist and highly successful serial entrepreneur. Our 4Catalyzer sister companies include Butterfly Network, the first whole-body Ultrasound-on-ChipTM, and Hyperfine, the first FDA-cleared portable MRI. We are fostering a culture of technical excellence and positive teamwork to solve real-world problems that help improve healthcare for billions of people around the world.

Joining Tesseract is the opportunity to redesign the future of healthcare through the power of technology. Join us on this journey to maximize global impact, motivated by the idea that our products will change lives, including the ones of people you love.

What We Live By

  • Patients First: We are driven to make products that will improve people’s lives.
  • Data-Driven: We search for the best solutions: objective, backed by data, and optimized for speed, simplicity and scale.
  • Team-Oriented: We collaborate with and support each other every step of the way.

What You Will Be Doing

Tesseract Health is looking for an experienced Mobile Software Engineer to lead the development of our iPad app, which will help us develop industry-leading disease prediction applications. This engineer is someone who is passionate about building customer-centric products that allow users to provide better care to patients.

As a Mobile Software Engineer at Tesseract, you will create the interface and experience through which our customers interact with our product offering. You will create software that will interface with embedded software and cloud backend components and drive the workflow for managing and processing patient information. 

This is a hands-on role to develop best-in-class mobile experiences to help bring Tesseract solutions to our customers.

As part of our team, your core responsibilities will be to:

  • Take ownership and responsibility for designing, building, testing, iterating, releasing, and maintaining the Tesseract iOS application.
  • Work in collaboration with the product, medical, and engineering teams to create a delightful user experience.
  • Work with a team of software engineers across front-end, mobile, and machine learning applications. 
  • Support new feature development and deployment, and design scalable systems to help us bring our groundbreaking medical device to market.

What We Are Looking For

Baseline Skills, Experiences, & Attributes:

  • 3+ years experience in building mobile applications on iOS
  • In-depth understanding of Swift and iOS SDK
  • Strong UI development skills
  • Experience working with backend server APIs
  • Experience creating cross-team agreement on engineering solutions and architecture decisions

Preferred Qualifications

  • Experience building systems in compliance with HIPAA, GDPR, ISO27001, SOC-2, etc.
  • Experience with EMR, EHR integration, HL7, FHIR, etc
  • High-level knowledge of machine learning, computer vision, and model development
  • Experience working with medical image data in the DICOM format for production and regulated clinical applications
  • Hands on experience with software development in the medical device field, following regulations such as 13485 or 62304

What We Offer

  • Fully covered medical insurance plan, and dental & vision coverage (as a health-tech company, we place great worth on our team’s well-being)
  • Competitive salaried compensation (you should feel appropriately valued and excited to join us)
  • Equity (employees are important and should have a stake in our success)
  • Pre-tax commuter benefits (let’s make your commute costs more reasonable) 
  • Free onsite meals + kitchen stocked with snacks at our Guilford, CT campus (sponsored brain fuel)
  • While we would love to see you face to face everyday, we are flexible and open to people being remote. We will always have opportunities to meet your coworkers off the screen at one of our many team outings. (no pressure though)
  • 401k plan (everyone should be encouraged to save for their retirement adventures)
  • The opportunity to build a revolutionary healthcare product and save millions of lives! 

For this role, we provide visa assistance for qualified candidates. 

Tesseract does not accept agency resumes.

Tesseract is an E-Verify and equal opportunity employer regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, gender, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability or Veteran status. All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

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