A Day in the Life● Design, build, and ship complex full-stack features — Python backend services, APIs, RPA/automation workflows, and browser-extension UI/automation — writing high-quality production code yourself.
● Build and extend the Chrome extension that drives in-page automation: content scripts, background/service-worker logic, side-panel UI, and DOM tools (click, type, extract, iframe handling).
● Own automation and product components end to end: clarify requirements, implement across agent + extension, and ensure bots/workflows perform reliably in production.
● Analyze business and clinical/RCM processes, translate them into robust automation workflows, and contribute reusable components and frameworks.
● Integrate extension clients with backend orchestration over HTTP and WebSockets (session/chat, tool execution, worker connectivity).
● Contribute to technical design for the systems you build, making practical decisions for scalability, performance, security, and maintainability, then implementing them.
● Follow and reinforce engineering best practices across the SDLC — code quality, testing, security, observability, and operational excellence — through the code you write and review.
● Build resilient, well-tested services and interfaces that integrate cleanly across products and with external healthcare systems (e.g., EHRs, claims platforms).
● Ensure the software you build complies with healthcare and data-protection requirements, including HIPAA and GDPR, embedding compliance and security into the implementation.
● Debug, profile, and harden production systems and deployed automations (including flaky selectors, frame issues, and extension/browser edge cases), taking ownership of reliability for the features and workflows you ship.
● Provide hands-on technical mentorship to engineers through design discussions, pairing, and code review.
● Partner with product, clinical, and RCM stakeholders to turn real-world needs into well-scoped, technically sound designs you can deliver.