Engineering Manager, Messaging & Applications Teams

Remote: yes Posted: 2026-07-20

ABOUT CAREMESSAGE

CareMessage is a social enterprise and the largest patient engagement platform for low-income populations in the United States. We deliver personalized health education and care coordination through text messaging — reaching patients where they already are, in the language they speak, at the moments that matter most. Unlike technology built for large health systems and adapted down, CareMessage is designed from the ground up for organizations serving low-income, historically marginalized communities.

WHY JOIN US IN LEVERAGING TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE HEALTH EQUITY

Many of us have had the experience of doing good work or building great products, but wondering if it is truly making an impact. At CareMessage, our mission is clear: improve health equity for low-income populations across the United States. Every role here connects directly to that purpose. We care deeply about the communities we serve, and we also hold a high standard for performance, collaboration, and integrity.

Our ideal team members

- Deliver meaningful, measurable results

- Invest in their teammates and build trust

- Seek feedback and continually grow

- Stay steady and solutions-oriented in ambiguity

- Lead with integrity and responsibility

- Communicate with clarity and empathy

If you are motivated by impact, energized by collaboration, and ready to do some of the most meaningful work of your career, we encourage you to apply. If this sounds like you, we would love to meet you.

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This is a remote role within the United States. Occasional travel is expected for team offsites and company gatherings.

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The Engineering Manager, Messaging & Applications owns and drives the technical direction of the two teams responsible for CareMessage's core product. The Messaging team builds the systems that carry every patient conversation. The Applications team builds the web application that providers use to run those conversations. CareMessage supports over 400 safety-net healthcare organizations, including federally qualified health centers and free clinics that care for low-income and underserved patients nationwide, and these two teams build what those patients and their care teams actually touch. When a patient receives an appointment reminder at the right moment, in the right language, on a phone that may be their only connection to the health system, that is your teams' work.