Software Engineer (Data Systems) Skip to Content Solutions Customers Blog Company For Providers For Members Portal Get Started Product Software Engineer (Data Systems) Background At Yuzu, we’re building the next-generation health insurance company. We are NOT building a digital brokerage or an AI wrapper - we are going deeper to build the foundational infrastructure required to power tomorrow’s health plans. We believe that software can unlock the ability to build health insurance that is affordable, adaptable, and scalable. Yuzu’s platform will be core to this future. So how does this actually work? Over 70% of employer-sponsored health plans are self-funded, meaning the employer acts as the insurer and directly covers employees' healthcare costs. This allows companies to customize
benefits, gain flexibility, and save money. Self-funded employers partner with a Third-Party Administrator (TPA) to handle the behind-the-scenes plan administration, like processing claims and managing
benefits. The TPA industry is a $500bn sleeper industry that has historically been seen as a services business, bogged down by manual processes and legacy systems (for context, our team couldn’t even access these on our Macs). Yuzu is a vertically integrated & tech-enabled TPA, currently servicing thousands of employees. We differentiate by helping innovative health plans come to life by facilitating new ways to pay for and access healthcare covered by insurance. Yuzu’s goal is to make it as easy for any business to create and manage a custom health plan as it is to create a storefront on Shopify. We’re backed by top VC firms and 10+ unicorn founders, including leaders at Stripe, OpenAI, Brex, Deel, Mercury, and Notion, and we’re building a formidable team to tackle the massive opportunity ahead. Role Manage and scale the ETL/reverse ETL processes currently supporting 50k+ members' eligibility and claims. Design and implement improvements to audibility, robustness, and flexibility of existing data systems. Influence product thinking around downstream systems and how they interact with data that originates from external sources. As an early employee you will Contribute across the entire codebase Set a large part of Yuzu’s company culture Direct the focus of our product from an engineering perspective
Qualifications Ideally 5+ years experience working with complex and large data systems In-person 5 days/week in Flatiron NYC office required Self-directed, curious, fast-paced personality with strong communication skills Nice to Haves Familiarity with EDI Experience with healthcare data and/or infrastructure Our Commitment to You You will have significant ownership. Both equity and autonomy. We will invest in your learning and forgive your mistakes along the way.
Compensation $180k to $260k annual salary, plus a meaningful equity component commensurate with the level of role at a Series A company in NY/SF. Process If we interview you, you can expect the following process Initial 30 minute intro call A 45 min - 1 hr technical interview A 30 minute project deep dive An onsite loop incorporating a practical programming exercise, a system design interview and a product interview We may speak with 1-2 references you provide. Apply Name * Email * LinkedIn * Resume What's the coolest thing you've done? * Could be about anything! We love passionate people. Why Yuzu? Check me! If you're a normal human, don't check the above Submit Company About Careers Blog For Providers Claim Status Eligibility Check For Members Go Paperless Pages Customers Solutions For Brokers Platform Terms of Service Privacy Policy Fulfillment Policy Trust Center Connect Contact Us LinkedIn Github Party
Salary
$180,000 - $260,000
Total raised
$40.0M
Last stage
Series A
Investors
Russell Pekala
Co-Founder, Operations & Customer Support
Ryan Lee
Co-Founder & Chief Product Officer
No applications, no recruiter spam. Just the intro.
A few questions to make sure this role is the right shape for you. Two minutes.
I write the intro, send it to the founder, and handle the back-and-forth.
If they’re a yes, I book the chat. You show up — that’s the whole job-hunt.