Full-Stack Product Engineer
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - VermedAI in Milano
Full-Stack Product Engineer
Two openings · Junior and senior profiles · Full-time · Milan · Italian required
The role
Vermed is an AI-native healthcare startup building software products for healthcare organisations in Italy. We use the latest advances in AI throughout our products, software-development workflow, and business processes, helping a focused team build and support multiple products. Some of our products already support services accessible to millions of people across Italy. Our goal is to improve health outcomes and reduce the administrative burden on healthcare professionals.
English is Vermed's company working language. Fluent Italian is required for this position and for work with Italian healthcare organisations.
We are hiring Full-Stack Product Engineers at both junior and senior levels. You will join an engineering department that is taking shape and work on established products already running in production, new capabilities under active development and new Products to develop from scratch.
This is a hands-on product-engineering role across React frontends, Node.js and TypeScript backends, and the AWS infrastructure that supports our products. You will take product problems from understanding and design through implementation, verification, and production rollout.
Because the department is growing, the scope of each role can grow with it. Junior engineers will receive support while building production experience. Senior engineers will take broader ownership, help shape engineering practices, and mentor colleagues. Over time, there will be opportunities to grow into wider technical or team responsibilities.
What you'll do
- Deliver product features across React frontends and Node.js/TypeScript backends.
- Work inside production codebases and contribute to new capabilities without losing sight of reliability and maintainability.
- Translate product requirements into small, reviewable, production-ready changes.
- Contribute across APIs, Post