Full-stack Engineer

3 hours ago

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada PathwAI, Inc. Full-time
Build the APIs, integrations, and builder backend that power HIPAA-minded funnels—from submission pipelines to CRM and billing hooks. PathwAI sits between

sensitive health data ,

third-party tools , and

operator workflows . You’ll own services and integrations that ingest submissions, route leads, enforce guardrails, and keep observability honest—so our customers can trust the pipe as much as the UI. What you’ll do

Design and implement

HTTP APIs

and background work (queues, webhooks, retries) for the builder and runtime. Build and maintain

integrations

(CRMs, scheduling, analytics, payments-adjacent flows) with clear failure modes and idempotency. Collaborate with frontend engineers on

contract shape , pagination, and real-time or near-real-time updates where needed. Improve

observability : structured logs, tracing hooks, and alerts that help us catch issues before customers do. Participate in

security-minded design

reviews—least privilege, secret handling, and safe handling of PHI-adjacent payloads. What we’re looking for

5+ years

building production backend or full-stack systems; comfortable owning a feature end-to-end. Strong

TypeScript

or

Node

ecosystem experience, plus a solid database mental model (transactions, migrations, indexing basics). Experience with

REST

and/or

RPC

APIs, auth patterns, and integration testing against external vendors. Pragmatism about

reliability : retries, backoff, deduplication, and clear operator-facing errors. Nice to have

PostgreSQL

(or similar) at scale; familiarity with migration tooling. Cloudflare Workers ,

Durable Objects , or edge-style runtimes. Prior work in

health tech ,

HIPAA , or other regulated environments. Exposure to

event-driven

architectures and workflow or job systems. How we work

Engineers work closely with product and design; we prefer

thin vertical slices

over long-lived branches. You’ll have room to propose architecture, but we value

simple systems

that the next person can operate.