Senior Software Engineer - Mobile (iOS)

Overview

As someone who played college basketball, it reminds me of being on a high-performing team - everyone brings their best, pushes each other, and works toward a shared goal.

Its such a buzz to gather a few teammates in a room, brainstorm how we implement our future vision of sleep, and know that our vision will impact thousands of peoples lives in months.

Working here has set a very high bar : work is meaningful to me only when Im working with people who share the same dedication to their craft, and who take true ownership of their outcomes.

Im surrounded by the highest performers who consistently raise the bar on greatness. We have deep collaboration across Design, Product, and the rest of the company.

You bring the same mindset as the world's top performers : focused, relentless, and always pushing to be in the top 1% of your craft. Think : Kobe Bryant's mamba mentality.

Responsibilities

You want to own projects end-to-end. You want substantial ownership and to see your work directly impact millions of users. People in their 20s lead products worth millions of dollars here.

You want high-impact work. You have a bias for immediate action and understand that velocity is a superpower. You compress cycle times while maintaining operational excellence, constantly looking for high-leverage activities.

Qualifications

Strong ownership mindset, ability to move quickly with deliberate, high-quality execution, and comfort working across cross-functional teams to ship impactful products.

Company & Culture

You want to join a generational company. Youre not interested in just another startup that might get acquired. You want to build something that will change the world.

Work directly with founders and executives.

5 in-person offices in NYC, Boston, SF, Shenzhen and Milan.

• Benefits may vary depending on your location.

Benefits & Perks

Notable Profiles

Peter Attia, M.D. Physician, founder of Early Medical, and author of Outlive.

Andrew Huberman Neuroscientist, Stanford professor, and host of Huberman Lab podcast.

Matthew Walker, Ph.D. Neuroscientist, UC Berkeley professor, and author of Why We Sleep.

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