Full-stack engineer

Remind is your brain health companion. Think of it as a smoke alarm for your brain: quietly monitoring in the background and alerting you when something deserves attention. Using signals your smartphone already captures, plus short tests, the app follows how your brain is doing over time and turns what it finds into guidance you can act on.

We launched in February 2026, we're live on iOS and Android with paying subscribers, and we collaborate with researchers at Maastricht University and Amsterdam UMC. We don't diagnose. We help people see where they stand and act early.

We only make a difference for someone's health if they keep coming back to measure: it's the picture over time that turns insight into action. That's why user growth and retention are the two numbers we steer the company on, and why everything we build serves them.

Remind is its two founders. Job, our CTO, led design and technology at Ksyos, a digital hospital, and holds a PhD in digital health. He has run product and development teams throughout his career, but he doesn't write code himself. Willem is a serial founder: over the past twenty years he has started several companies of his own, from a digital agency to consumer apps, led global digital marketing at Philips, ran corporate accelerators for brands such as Unilever and Heineken, and most recently led venture building at NN Group. Between them: decades of healthcare software, consumer products, and company building. What Remind doesn't have is an engineer of its own. That's where you come in.

Remind's MVP was built the classic way: the founders worked with an agency team of two engineers and two designers, which delivered the first version in January 2026. Since February, the two founders have built and shipped everything themselves, working with AI coding agents daily: new features, auth, payments, releases, analytics, the lot. Not coincidentally, that is exactly the moment AI coding agents became good enough to make this possible. It works, it's in production, and it has convinced us this way of building is the future.

Now we want to take it further. As the product grows, and as we work towards certification as a medical device, we want someone at the CTO's side who reviews every change and sets the engineering standards we build to. That's the job.