Senior Software Engineer (m/w/d)

Roger is the operating system for dental clinics. We automate the workflows that dental teams shouldn't be doing manually – from treatment plans to patient communication to revenue optimization. We're early, well-funded, and moving fast. We're looking for a Senior Software Engineer who wants to own real problems, not just tickets.

Profile & Experience

• Senior-level with significant experience shipping and operating production systems
• Track record of owning projects end-to-end: from concept through delivery to production
• Experience working cross-functionally with Product, Design, Data, and other stakeholders
• Preferred stack: Ruby on Rails, Go, Dart/Flutter – but strong fundamentals matter more than specific languages

How You Work

• You think beyond your own code – you understand business context, user needs, and product goals
• You take ownership proactively and drive projects to completion without waiting for instructions
• You communicate openly and clearly with stakeholders, technical and non-technical alike
• You make decisions under ambiguity and escalate when it matters
• You enable other engineers through code reviews, knowledge sharing, and raising the bar

Agentic Engineering Mindset

• You use AI agents as a force multiplier – not a crutch. You orchestrate, review, and own the output
• You write specs and plans before prompting. You know that skipping design thinking is where projects fail, not the AI
• You review AI-generated code with the same rigor as any PR – if you can't explain what a module does, it doesn't ship
• You test relentlessly. A solid test suite is how you turn an unreliable agent into a reliable system
• Your fundamentals are strong enough to evaluate, correct, and improve whatever AI produces – architecture, security, performance
• You understand the spectrum: you know when to vibe-code a prototype and when to apply full engineering discipline

What We Expect

• Own scope, timelines, and stakeholder alignment for your projects
• Make and be accountable for technical decisions
• Build and maintain broad context – know the system, not just your service
• Continuously raise engineering standards: testing, documentation, CI/CD, observability
• Actively shape how the team works with AI tooling – contribute to evolving our practices as the technology matures

Why Roger?

• A market worth billions that still runs on fax machines and phone tag. The opportunity is absurd
• A team small enough that your decisions shape the product – not a committee's
• Hard, interesting problems in a space most tech companies ignore
• Engineers who care about craft – we argue about architecture, not politics
• Competitive salary, equity participation, and solid benefits – we'll talk specifics in the process