Build technology that
prevents harm
Join a focused team creating the world's first truly comprehensive drug and supplement interaction engine. Early stage. Real life impact.
PharmaGuide careers focus on building healthcare AI, drug safety systems, and privacy-first health technology in Boston, MA.
This isn't another health app.
It's a safety system.
Every year, preventable adverse drug events send hundreds of thousands to the ER. We're building the technology to stop that.
Real Impact
Your work will directly help people avoid dangerous medication conflicts. Not engagement metrics—actual health outcomes.
Ground Floor
We're pre-launch. Join now and shape the product, culture, and direction. Your fingerprints will be on everything we build.
No Red Tape
Small team, fast decisions. We ship weekly. If you have an idea in the morning, it can be in production by afternoon.
Collaborative Expertise
Work alongside doctors and pharmacists in the Boston/Cambridge medical community. Technology meets healthcare expertise.
A system no one else has built
Pharmacies check drug-to-drug interactions. We're building the first comprehensive system that also analyzes:
- Supplement-to-supplement interactions
- Drug-to-supplement conflicts
- Personalized risk based on age, conditions, allergies
- Quality scoring of ingredient forms and dosages
Tech Stack
How we work
Ownership over titles
We care about what you ship, not what's on your business card. Everyone owns outcomes, not just tasks.
Transparency by default
Financials, strategy, challenges—everyone sees everything. We make better decisions when context is shared.
Quality over velocity
We move fast, but never at the expense of getting it right. In healthcare, accuracy matters more than speed.
Remote-friendly, Boston-rooted
Our medical advisors are in Boston/Cambridge. We're flexible on location, but collaboration with healthcare experts is core to what we do.
Help us build the future of health safety
We're a small, mission-driven team creating technology that prevents dangerous drug and supplement interactions. If you're passionate about healthcare and want to shape something from the ground up, we'd love to hear from you.
Flutter Developers
Build beautiful, performant cross-platform mobile experiences that make complex health data intuitive and trustworthy.
AI / Data Scientists
Develop intelligent models using medical literature, clinical data, and real-world health patterns.
Medical & Clinical Advisors
Pharmacists, physicians, nurses, and clinical researchers—help ensure our system is medically sound and truly helpful.
Security & Backend Engineers
Design privacy-first architecture and scalable systems that protect sensitive health data at every level.
Product & Creative Designers
Craft clear, empathetic interfaces and branding that build trust in health technology.
Growth & Content Marketers
Tell the story of safer health decisions to users, clinicians, and partners.
Early-stage reality, extraordinary opportunity
We're pre-launch and resource-constrained. Compensation is modest compared to Big Tech—but you get influence, ownership potential, and direct impact very few places can match.
Founding Team Influence
Your ideas shape the product, tech, and culture. Early joiners have outsized impact and future equity potential.
True Flexibility
Work when and where you're most effective. Async-first, no meeting overload.
Learning & Growth Support
Budget for courses, conferences, books—especially helpful in the complex world of medical AI.
Purpose-Driven Work
Build something your friends and family will understand—and thank you for.
Ready to make a difference?
We're always looking for talented people who share our mission. Even if you don't see a perfect fit above, reach out—we want to hear from you.
PharmaGuide is headquartered in Boston, MA and collaborates with licensed pharmacists and clinicians in the United States. Operated by B&Br Technology.
"We're not building the next social network. We're building something that could prevent your grandmother from ending up in the ER because no one caught a dangerous interaction."
— Sean Cheick Baradji, Founder