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(catch) health | Senior Frontend Engineer | REMOTE or ONSITE(Santa Barbara, CA | Los Angeles, CA | St Louis, MO) | Full Time Apply: https://ctch.io/apply

Base Salary: $90,000 - $120,000 Equity: 0.2% - 0.75% Stage: pre-seed (Venture-backed by M25, Emblem55, Comma Capital) Website: https://www.catchhealth.com

At (catch), we're building a virtual health storefront and nationwide provider network that helps enterprise healthcare systems better attract, serve, and retain patients.

We started (catch) in 2022 to create the kind of healthcare experience we want for ourselves—one that is personalized and straightforward to help us find the care we need at the right time. We are venture-backed and led by successful founders, builders, and operators behind some of the most transformational startups in digital health in the last decade: Artera, SteadyMD, Accenture, AWS, Epic, doximity

We’re looking for exceptional engineers to join our team. If you are an energetic professional who enjoys the thrill of working in an early-stage, innovative environment AND believe healthcare should work a whole lot better, we’d love to hear from you.

https://ctch.io/apply

This role can be full-time in our Santa Barbara, CA office or Saint Louis, MO headquarters, OR remote (but candidates must be based in the United States).

Our stack includes: TypeScript, React, React Native, Chakra UI, GraphQL, Next.js, Node.js, Temporal.io, Hasura

(catch) health | Senior Frontend Engineer | REMOTE or ONSITE(Santa Barbara, CA | Los Angeles, CA | St Louis, MO) | Full Time

Apply: https://ctch.io/apply

Base Salary: $90,000 - $120,000 Equity: 0.2% - 0.75% Stage: pre-seed (Venture-backed by M25, Emblem55, Comma Capital) Website: https://www.catchhealth.com

At (catch), we're building a virtual health storefront and nationwide provider network that helps enterprise healthcare systems better attract, serve, and retain patients.

We started (catch) in 2022 to create the kind of healthcare experience we want for ourselves—one that is personalized and straightforward to help us find the care we need at the right time. We are venture-backed and led by successful founders, builders, and operators behind some of the most transformational startups in digital health in the last decade: Artera, SteadyMD, Accenture, AWS, Epic, doximity

We’re looking for exceptional engineers to join our team. If you are an energetic professional who enjoys the thrill of working in an early-stage, innovative environment AND believe healthcare should work a whole lot better, we’d love to hear from you.

https://ctch.io/apply

This role can be full-time in our Santa Barbara, CA office or Saint Louis, MO headquarters, OR remote (but candidates must be based in the United States).

Our stack includes: TypeScript, React, React Native, Chakra UI, GraphQL, Next.js, Node.js, Temporal.io, Hasura

I agree. This tripped me up when I first started using a fargate service behind an ALB. Easy fix.

Helpful analysis. Thanks. I was planning to do something like this soon. I’m interested in the performance difference between the same docker image running on fargate vs ECS with a c5.large EC2 backing instance. My initial tests ( a few months ago before they started using firecracker for fargate) have showed at least a 200% performance increase. I also noticed fargate performance really depends on the processor AWS allocates to the fargate task. And the processor is not always the same between identical tasks. Would be worth checking if there are significant differences between fargate with different underlying CPU types.