STEM Search Group

Role Description Own engineering strategy for the product and partner closely with the Principal Architect on system-level decisions, while driving execution and delivery. - This is not a hands-off leadership role. You will operate as a primary individual contributor (80 to 90 percent hands-on) during the initial build phase, writing and shipping production code while setting the technical foundation and delivery pace. - Over time, transition from a deeply hands-on builder into a leader of a growing engineering organization, balancing technical direction with team development as the product scales. - Build high-concurrency backend services in Go or Python and leverage edge-first engineering with Cloudflare Workers and Durable Objects for global state synchronization. - Architect production-grade AI infrastructure, including RAG pipelines and streaming LLM orchestration, while creating the underlying systems that enable the team to build with AI effectively. - Integrate collaborative primitives such as CRDTs and real-time presence indicators to power a seamless multiplayer editing experience. - Partner with product and design leadership to translate ambiguous product direction into clear technical plans and staged delivery. - Establish and champion engineering excellence across the full stack, covering API design, type safety, testing, observability, and incident response. - Drive build-vs-buy decisions and manage multi-tenant infrastructure using GCP primitives such as Spanner, Pub/Sub, and Cloud Run, ensuring systems are scalable, reliable, and secure. Qualifications - 12+ years of professional software engineering experience, including 5+ years in senior leadership roles managing both individual contributors and engineering managers. - A track record of building and scaling products from zero to production, including direct ownership of at least one true zero-to-one B2B product or platform build. - Expert-level capability in Go or Python, along with React and TypeScript/Next.js. Must have written meaningful production code within the last 12 months and be willing to stay hands-on through the initial build phase. - Deep technical fluency in headless CMS architectures and structured content systems (e.g., JSON-based schemas or Portable Text), and how they power flexible frontend applications. - Direct experience building AI systems and developer tooling, including ownership of the underlying infrastructure (not just API integrations). - Advanced proficiency designing and operating globally distributed systems using GCP and Cloudflare, particularly for real-time data synchronization and shared state. - Strong systems thinking with the ability to balance speed and long-term scalability, and make decisions in ambiguous environments. - Proven ability to build and scale an engineering team from a small founding group, including hiring, developing, and leading engineers and managers. - Strong technical leadership with the ability to set standards, guide architectural direction, and raise the bar across the team. - Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or related field; Master’s preferred. Requirements - Base Salary: $216-270K per year. Note: Final offers are based on individual technical depth, experience, and location. - Quarterly/annual bonus plus equity package. - Health, dental, and vision insurance. - Results-oriented PTO, sick days, and paid holidays. - Parental leave, family planning, and monthly wellness/learning stipends. - Equal Opportunity & Fair Chance: Decisions are made regardless of protected status. Pursuant to the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance, qualified applicants with arrest/conviction records will be considered. - Work Authorization: U.S. work authorization without sponsorship is required. Eligibility is confirmed via E-Verify.

Remote Therapist (LCSW) - Oncology Focus Location: Dallas, TX|Austin, TX|Houston, TX|San Antonio, TX|McAllen, TX Job Description:   Remote Therapist (LCSW) - Oncology Focus   If you’re a therapist who finds meaning in helping people move forward during life’s most challenging seasons, this is an opportunity to do deeply impactful work in a supportive, purpose-driven environment.   This is a fully remote opportunity where you'll support individuals and families navigating the experience of cancer, providing steady, compassionate care that helps patients build resilience, process complex emotions, and find a sense of strength, clarity, and hope along the way.     What you’ll do… - Provide telehealth psychotherapy to individuals and families navigating the emotional realities of cancer diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship - Use evidence-based, trauma-informed approaches to support clients experiencing anxiety, depression, grief, and life transitions related to serious illness - Conduct comprehensive virtual intakes, develop thoughtful treatment plans with clear goals, and guide patients through personalized, ongoing care - Build meaningful therapeutic relationships that foster trust, resilience, and a sense of stability during uncertain and often overwhelming times - Collaborate with a multidisciplinary care team to ensure patients receive integrated, holistic support - Maintain timely, accurate documentation including assessments, treatment plans, and progress notes in alignment with clinical and compliance standards - Identify when patients may need additional support and facilitate referrals to higher levels of care or community-based resources - Stay engaged in continuous learning around psycho-oncology, telehealth best practices, and evolving therapeutic approaches   -   -       What we’re looking for… - Active LCSW license in Texas.  Multi-state licensure is a plus - Minimum 2 years of experience providing psychotherapy to adults, couples, or families - Experience supporting individuals navigating medical, chronic health, or life-altering conditions. Oncology experience is a strong plus but not required - Comfort working independently in a remote setting while staying connected to a collaborative clinical team - Strong foundation in evidence-based modalities and trauma-informed care - Consistent, organized documentation habits and accountability to clinical standards - Comfort with telehealth platforms, EMRs, and digital tools used in a virtual care environment - A grounded, empathetic presence with the ability to support patients through difficult emotional experiences - Ability to commit to a minimum of 15 clinical hours per week with a consistent schedule   -   -   Why this role matters…   This work plays an important role in helping patients and families feel supported, understood, and equipped as they navigate a difficult chapter in their lives.   You will help create space for people to process what they are experiencing, develop coping strategies, and move forward with greater confidence and emotional strength.   You will be part of a growing behavioral health organization focused on expanding access to specialized care through a virtual model, making meaningful support more accessible to those who need it.   If you are looking for a role where your work makes a meaningful difference and allows you to help people find stability, perspective, and hope, we would love to speak with you.