Pair Team is the first tech-enabled care team that empowers safety-net primary care systems and the Medicaid & Medicare patients they serve.

Pair Team

Pair Team is seeking a builder who thrives at the intersection of code and craft. You’ll be a technical leader shaping the architecture, quality, and user experience of the software that powers our care delivery platform—used by patients, care teams, and clinical partners across the country. You’ll take ownership of complex frontend systems, partnering closely with product, design, and backend teams to turn nuanced healthcare workflows into elegant, performant interfaces. From component architecture to pixel-perfect details, you’ll set the standard for what great frontend engineering looks like at Pair. In this role, you will: Own the end-to-end frontend experience across key product surfaces; Lead architectural decisions, design systems evolution, and frontend tooling strategy; Translate complex clinical and operational needs into intuitive, high-quality UIs; Bring modern web trends—like Tailwind, SSR, animations, and AI-driven UX—into production; Collaborate cross-functionally to deliver cohesive, accessible, and inclusive user experiences; Mentor engineers, influence product direction, and elevate technical quality across the team. This is a high-impact role for an engineer who cares as much about user experience and accessibility as they do about code quality—building software that not only looks and feels great, but directly improves access to care for people who need it most. Job Requirements: 5+ years of experience as a high-performing frontend engineer, building user-facing applications in a fast-paced startup environment; Proven track record of leading complex, modern frontend applications from architecture to execution; Deep experience with React and modern frontend frameworks; Familiar with modern frontend trends and tools—such as Tailwind CSS, server-side rendering (SSR), WebAssembly, or D3.js; Preferred experience with Ruby on Rails or similar backend frameworks; Experience working in iterative environments, with a bias toward shipping value early and often; Passionate about building technology that improves care for individuals navigating chronic health and social challenges—including homelessness, severe mental illness, and substance use disorder.