The role asks for a frontend engineer who can own customer facing features from early conversations with care teams through to production. A strong candidate brings solid TypeScript and React or React Native experience, a habit of testing and CI/CD, and the confidence to talk directly with non technical users and turn messy feedback into clear product decisions.
How it fits the AI era
AI changes the work by making it possible for coding agents to contribute to the codebase, so the engineer spends more time building guardrails, tests and pipelines that keep those contributions safe. What stays human is the product judgment, the direct contact with care staff, and the decisions about scope and privacy that shape what gets shipped.
How it builds AI experience
The engineer would gain hands on experience using AI coding agents in a real codebase and building the automated checks that let them work safely. Because Teton's product is an AI and computer vision platform for care rooms, there is also exposure to shipping features on top of real time health signals in a privacy sensitive setting.
Worth showing
- React or React Native
- CI/CD and automated testing
- Direct user research
- Health data privacy care
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About Teton
Per the company, Teton provides an AI and computer vision platform that monitors patient and resident rooms to detect activity and risk in real time.
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