splose is the AI-powered practice management platform powering better health care. Trusted by over 25,000+ Allied Health professionals around the world, splose is purpose-built to free clinicians from admin and let them focus on what matters most - helping people. Backed by leading VC funds EVP, Spectrum Equity, and Athletic Ventures we have recently announced a record-breaking $46M Series A raise - the largest Series A of any South Australian SaaS company ever. We’re growing fast and investing in our product, our people, and our global growth.
The Role
You're a full-stack engineer who takes pride in getting the details right. You understand that in a complex product, the real work isn't writing code in isolation. It's reasoning carefully about how changes ripple across interconnected systems before you make them. You're comfortable holding the whole picture in your head: schema through to UI, and everything in between.
You care about correctness, not just completion. You write tests because you understand why they matter, not because someone asked you to. You leave code better than you found it, and you bring the same rigour to a code review as you do to your own work.
What you'll do
You'll be joining the Practice Management team at splose, a platform used by over 15,000 allied health organisations across Australia. Practice management is the core of what we build: appointment scheduling, billing, patient records, and online booking. A change to an appointment can touch invoices, credits, availability, and the patient-facing booking flow, all at once. You'll be expected to understand those boundaries before you build, not after.
Day to day, you'll:
Deliver complex, cross-cutting features end-to-end, from database schema and migrations through backend services and APIs to React UI
Reason about domain interactions (appointments, invoices, credits, availability) and surface cross-system risk early, before it becomes a production incident
Write integration tests at the controller level and unit tests for service logic as a standard part of shipping, not a follow-up
Treat security as part of delivery: validate inputs at boundaries, scope every query to the organisation, and flag dependency vulnerabilities when you see them
Improve code health in areas you touch, applying correct patterns and avoiding known anti-patterns
Participate in code review and support less experienced engineers through pairing and specific, timely feedback
What you'll bring
Production experience building TypeScript applications across Node.js backend and React frontend in a team environment
Demonstrated ability to deliver features spanning multiple interconnected systems, not just isolated endpoints or UI components
Strong SQL and relational database skills; comfortable writing migrations and reasoning about data integrity across multi-step mutations
Solid understanding of multi-tenancy: every query scoped to an organisation, data isolation treated as a hard requirement
Integration and unit testing as a standard part of delivery
Familiarity with AWS and CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions or equivalent)
Relevant university degree or equivalent practical experience
Technical depth we're looking for:
Backend: REST API design, service-layer architecture, Sequelize, explicit transaction handling
Frontend: React, context-based state management, accessible and responsive UI
Able to scope and deliver independently while surfacing complexity and risk early
Clear communicator with product and design; translates domain complexity without jargon
Great if you have:
Healthcare or financial domain experience; familiarity with invoices, credits, appointment states, and the edge cases they produce (concurrent reschedules, partial payments, credit application)
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for an initial screening call by our internal TA team.
splose is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. If you need support and adjustments in participating in this process, please let us know!
