Co-Op Student Software Engineer, BYBO

Summary

Function Health is building a comprehensive health platform, and its Bring Your Biology Online team owns the member app and core membership, scheduling, lab visit, and health data experiences. The Software Engineer Co-op will contribute to product engineering and growth initiatives involving membership systems, health record onboarding, scheduling, APIs, data pipelines, cloud environments, and applied AI.

Responsibilities

• Membership and Growth. Help build the systems that power how members discover, sign up, upgrade, and renew their memberships. Work on launching new product offerings, measuring funnel conversion, and overall UX performance ensuring onboarding is seamless at scale
• Health Record Onboarding. Build the tools that let members bring all of their health data into Function Health. Work on document retrieval and recognition pipelines that parse and structure medical records, EMR data ingestion, and self-reported health history questionnaire data
• Scheduling and Lab Experience. Improve the end-to-end experience of how members schedule and complete their lab visits. Work on the scheduling flow, mobile phlebotomy integration, and the checkout and booking systems that connect members to labs and scans across the country

Skills

• This co-op program is open to Northeastern University students only
• You already use LLMs as a daily tool to write, debug, and reason through problems
• You know how to steer a model toward useful output and when to stop prompting and start thinking
• Strong fundamentals in backend or full-stack development
• Interest in LLMs, agentic systems, and applied AI
• Comfortable working with APIs, data pipelines, and cloud environments
• Curiosity about healthcare, clinical data, or how technology can improve health outcomes
• A bias toward making things simpler, not just adding more
• Currently pursuing a degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field
• GCP experience is a plus, not a requirement

Qualifications

Must Haves

• This co-op program is open to Northeastern University students only
• You already use LLMs as a daily tool to write, debug, and reason through problems
• You know how to steer a model toward useful output and when to stop prompting and start thinking
• Strong fundamentals in backend or full-stack development
• Interest in LLMs, agentic systems, and applied AI
• Comfortable working with APIs, data pipelines, and cloud environments
• Curiosity about healthcare, clinical data, or how technology can improve health outcomes
• A bias toward making things simpler, not just adding more
• Currently pursuing a degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field

Nice to Haves

• GCP experience is a plus, not a requirement