As a Platform Engineer, you will design, develop, and implement secure and scalable platform solutions, collaborating closely with clients to meet their engineering needs.
Platform engineering
📜 Description
- Own full-stack product slices from data model through API and UI, delivering production-grade systems.
- Design scalable AWS infrastructure using CDK or Terraform, with HDS and GDPR compliance.
- Write precise specifications for AI agents and critically review AI-generated code for quality, security, and edge cases.
- Improve engineering practices through rituals, code reviews, mentoring, and cross-team collaboration.
🛠️ Requirements
- Have shipped at least one product from 0 to 1.
- Bring deep expertise in two areas and the ability to work across the full stack.
- Write precise specifications and rigorously review AI-generated code.
- Take end-to-end ownership, move quickly from idea to execution, and value feedback.
- Show genuine interest in health and preventive healthcare.
✨ Benefits
- Translate clinical science into reproducible, auditable algorithms with medical advisors.
Full job description
Making preventive health the default for every human in Europe
The mission
At Lucis, we believe healthcare should be preventive, not reactive. We’re building the OS for human longevity to help people add more healthy years to their lives. You can read more about who we are and how we work here.
The role
We've processed 200,000+ clinical tests across 4 countries with a team of 20. We're growing 10% week over week. And we're still early.
We need engineers who build systems, not features, people who own outcomes end-to-end, orchestrate AI to execute, and raise the bar for everyone around them.
You won't spend your days writing boilerplate. You'll write specs that agents execute, review AI-generated code with a critical eye, and make decisions that compound over time. This is what engineering looks like now. If that excites you, keep reading.
We'll shape the exact scope together, mobile, infra, platform, AI, full-stack, based on where you're strongest and where we need it most.
What you could own:
Full-stack vertical ownership: from data model to API to UI, you hold the whole slice and make it production-grade
Algorithms: translate clinical science (in collaboration with our medical advisors) into reproducible, auditable code
System architecture: design scalable, HDS-compliant infrastructure on AWS (CDK/Terraform) that can handle 10× the load without rework. Maintaining strict compliance with HDS and GDPR regulations through robust security measures.
Engineering culture: run rituals, raise the bar, mentor through code review and spec quality
Driving engineering rituals. Driving continuous improvement through Agile development practices and cross-team collaboration. Ensuring the team stays on top of its game.
About you
You’re passionate about the future of human health and want your work to help people stay healthy for longer. You move quickly from idea to execution, take full ownership of what you build, and work best with talented people who care as much as you do.
You thrive in fast‑moving environments, learn by doing, and value feedback as a way to continuously improve. You use AI the way others use a calculator: naturally, to go faster and think bigger.
You’ll fit in well if
You've shipped at least one product from 0→1 and felt the difference between writing code and building a system
You have 2 deep areas of expertise and can operate across the full stack when the situation demands it
You write specs before you write code — precise enough that an AI agent executes correctly on the first pass
You review AI-generated code with the same rigor you'd apply to a junior engineer's PR: edge cases, security gaps, design smell
You bias toward shipping. A good decision today beats a perfect one next week
You're genuinely interested in health — maybe you track your own biomarkers, or you're just frustrated that healthcare is still reactive
We would not be a fit if
You need a clearly scoped role before you can operate
You measure output in lines of code written
You've only worked in large orgs with dedicated infra, QA, and platform teams
You optimize for stability over velocity
Our current stack
TypeScript monorepo · Next.js · NestJS · PostgreSQL + Prisma · AWS (Terraform, Qovery) · GitHub Actions · Claude Code + Cursor
The process
Intro call (20 min): culture & role fit.
Technical interview (30 min)
At-home case study: hands-on project, delivery in 2 days.
Deep dive (90 min) and team chat (on-site)
Reference calls
How we work
We work together from our Paris hub. We’re passionate about what we’re building and believe the fastest way to create something exceptional is side by side. We’re open to relocation support for the right individuals, and we welcome missionaries who travel to work with us in Paris on a regular basis.
Rigor without ego: Audits, science, and code all deserve the same high bar.
Radical ownership: Feedback loops are short; everyone contributes to building the best version of Lucis.
Velocity over perfection: We ship daily and prefer a good decision today over a perfect one next week.
At Lucis, AI isn't just our product, it's our engine. 100% of our teams are equipped with the best AI agents. You have carte blanche to explore and automate everything that can be, so you can focus exclusively on high-value work.
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