Centralreach
Centralreach

Sr. Software Engineer, Lifted

engineeringfull-timeRemote - US
SALARY
Not listed
WORK TYPE
remote
JOB TYPE
full-time
INDUSTRY
healthcare
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About the role

CentralReach is a leading provider of autism and IDD care software for Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), multidisciplinary therapy, and special education. Trusted by more than 200,000 users, we enable therapy providers, educators, and employers to scale the way they deliver ABA and related therapies with innovative technology, market-leading industry expertise, and world-class customer satisfaction.

We are looking for a Senior Software Engineer to join the Lifted team. You will design, build, and ship features across our .NET back-end APIs and React front ends, powering applications that clinicians rely on to deliver quality care in the field. As a senior member of the team, you will lead technical design on significant features and integrations, raise the quality bar through code review and mentorship, and help shape how we build software — not just what we build.

This role suits an engineer who is comfortable owning problems end to end in a fast-moving product environment, communicates clearly with technical and non-technical partners, and cares about building reliable software that handles sensitive healthcare data responsibly.

What You'll Do

  • Design, develop, and ship high-quality features across the stack: C#/.NET and SQL Server on the back end, React and TypeScript/JavaScript on the front end.
  • Lead technical design for significant features and third-party integrations — evaluating trade-offs, writing design docs, and driving decisions to consensus.
  • Own what you ship: testing, code review, observability, performance, and production support for the systems you build.
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