Software Architect

Own the technical design of Healthennia and Pharmennia and the solutions we build for our clients. You'll make the decisions that shape the platform, covering data models, integrations, security, and scale. You'll set the standards the team builds by, and stay hands-on in the code where it matters most. Healthennia and Pharmennia go into real hospitals and pharmacies, where correctness, uptime, and data protection are not negotiable. As Software Architect you'll own how these platforms are built: the data models underneath them, the interfaces that connect them to hospital systems, and the standards the engineering team works to. This is a hands-on role: you'll design the hard parts and build them. What you'll do: Own end-to-end architecture for our healthcare platforms: data models, API design, module boundaries, and multi-hospital tenancy; Shape how we build with AI: we use Claude Code as part of our daily engineering workflow, and you'll set the practices for review, testing and standards that keep quality high as the team moves faster; Design integration architecture: HL7/FHIR interfaces, DICOM imaging, lab and device connectivity, ERP and payment systems; Architect for healthcare-grade security and data protection: access control, encryption, audit trails, and compliance with India's DPDP Act; Set the standards the team builds by: code structure, review practice, testing, CI/CD, and performance budgets; Make and document technology decisions, weighing delivery speed against long-term maintainability; Stay hands-on by prototyping the difficult parts, reviewing code, and unblocking the team; Work with founders and clients on solution design during requirement and pre-sales discussions; Mentor developers and grow the engineering capability of the team What we're looking for: 8+ years building software, including 2+ years owning the architecture of production systems; Depth across the stack: React/TypeScript front ends, Node.js or .NET services, and SQL Server or comparable relational databases; Strong data modelling, with schemas you designed that held up as the product and the data grew; Cloud architecture experience (Azure, Cloudflare, or AWS): serverless, containers, CI/CD; A track record integrating complex third-party systems; healthcare interfaces (HL7/FHIR, DICOM) are a strong plus; Security-first thinking: authentication, authorization, encryption, auditability; Someone who can explain a decision clearly to a developer, a founder, and a hospital IT head, and change their mind when the argument is better; Experience with, or genuine interest in, AI-assisted development as part of a professional engineering practice; Bonus: hospital or pharmacy domain experience, or experience leading a small engineering team