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Phoenix is a Canadian telehealth platform founded in 2019, focused on making specialist healthcare accessible across the country. The company operates an asynchronous care model with remote clinicians and direct pharmacy delivery to patients.
You will own frontend architecture and feature development across web and mobile platforms, working on-site within an experienced product and engineering team. Your responsibilities include:
- Own frontend architecture decisions and feature development from whiteboard to production
- Build consumer-grade experiences across the patient journey (sign-up, care flows, account management)
- Ship robust, reliable, user-friendly features for patients and internal teams
- Ensure seamless cross-browser and cross-device compatibility
- Write clean, well-tested code using React, Redux, Apollo, and modern tooling
- Bring a systems mindset to design and architecture conversations
- Help scale the consumer experience as the business grows
Phoenix emphasizes on-site collaboration from their downtown Toronto headquarters, with quick feedback loops and cross-functional teamwork across Operations, Product, Engineering, and Marketing. The culture values autonomy, people-focused leadership, and a mission-driven approach to improving Canadian healthcare.
REQUIREMENTS:
- 8+ years of professional programming experience with a focus on frontend web development
- 5+ years of professional programming experience in React
- Experience creating robust, reliable, user-friendly software features for customers
- Experience developing for the web, including cross-browser compatibility
- Proficiency with modern tools: ES6, React, Redux, Apollo, Flux, Webpack, Storybook, Turborepo
- Experience thoroughly testing front-end components
- Ability to participate in design, architecture, and delivery of new features in a collaborative environment
- Passion for improving the Canadian healthcare experience (personal connection to the space preferred)
