Senior Software Engineer

G’day, we’re Mosh & Moshy.

Our mission is to get Aussies the best possible health outcomes through best-in class health programs.

We know the current healthcare system is not meeting the needs of the modern Australian, and we reckon there’s a better, more holistic way.

Our solutions for hair loss, sexual health, skin care, mental health and weight management are easy, accessible and completely discreet.

More than a job

There’s nothing better than the feeling that what you’re doing matters and makes a difference.

We’re pretty lucky that this is the norm, not the exception.

Reporting to a Staff Engineer, this Senior Software Engineer will play a key role in building, maintaining and evolving the core Mosh & Moshy platforms.

You’ll work closely with product, design and data to ship high-quality experiences across our web applications – contributing not just to delivery, but to how we build, scale and improve as an engineering team.

This is a role for someone who enjoys being hands-on in the code, while also shaping technical direction, mentoring others and lifting engineering standards across the board.

What you’ll do

On a day-to-day basis, you will:

• Collaborate closely with engineers, product and design to deliver high-quality product outcomes
• Write clean, scalable and maintainable code across our core applications
• Break down user stories into well-defined technical tasks and contribute to delivery planning
• Lead the development of features and MVPs from concept through to deployment
• Contribute to system design, architecture decisions and future technical direction
• Improve developer workflows, tooling and processes to enhance both speed and quality
• Advance and maintain our APIs and services to support product and business performance
• Lead engineering input into product and feature design discussions
• Mentor and support junior and mid-level engineers, contributing to a strong team culture
• Continuously explore new technologies and ways of working to improve our stack and output