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Virta Health

Senior Software Engineer II

$176K–$228K

San Francisco, CA +2 · Remote · Senior · Full-time · Posted Jul 31, 2026

Location
San Francisco, CA
Seattle, WA
New York, NY
Experience
Typically 10+ years of software engineering experience, with demonstrated ability to operate at a senior level.

About the job

Own and evolve Virta’s data engagement platform, building reliable, observable systems that turn partner and internal data into coverage eligibility decisions and member marketing audiences.

What you'll do

  • Design data contracts and processing semantics, and build observability, reconciliation, replay, and recovery capabilities.
  • Lead technical discovery and delivery across Member Marketing and Coverage Eligibility, partnering with Product, data teams, and external partners.
  • Own systems end to end, modernizing legacy data exchanges and improving reliability, auditability, and maintainability.

What they ask for

  • Strong backend engineering experience building and operating scalable, reliable production systems.
  • Experience designing data-intensive systems involving schemas, identity resolution, incremental processing, idempotency, lineage, reconciliation, and recovery.
  • Demonstrated technical leadership, autonomy, and ability to turn ambiguous business problems into technical plans.
  • Experience with B2B or partner-facing data systems, such as file-based integrations, real-time exchanges, or partner APIs.

Nice to have

  • Healthcare data experience, such as eligibility, claims, EHR, or member marketing, especially in regulated environments.
  • Experience with marketing or audience platforms, legacy data-flow modernization, data-quality tooling, or AI/LLM-based engineering tools.

Pay

$176,500 - $228,000 USD base salary

Tools

Google Cloud Platform, GKE (Kubernetes), Pub/Sub, BigQuery, dbt, Golang, Python, ChatGPT + OpenAI platform

AI focus

Use AI-assisted tooling to improve engineering velocity, data-quality investigation, documentation, testing, and operations, while relying on deterministic controls for correctness and safety.

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