Full-Time
Senior Developer
Backend, Developer Infrastructure
Fullscript
501-1,000 employees
Clinician platform to manage supplements
Compensation Overview
CA$125k - CA$165k/yr
Ottawa, ON, Canada
Remote
Remote role; candidates must reside in Canada.
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- Strong experience with Ruby or Ruby on Rails
- You are a passionate software engineer who cares about your craft and serving other developers as your end users.
- You are excited to learn, lead projects and want to produce the best work possible.
- Experience designing maintainable systems and making pragmatic technical tradeoffs
- Strong testing habits and an understanding of how tests support long-term maintainability
- Comfort working on platform, infrastructure, tooling, or developer experience problems
- A desire to improve engineering standards across teams
- Strong communication skills and the ability to collaborate across engineering teams
- A willingness to learn, ask questions, and receive feedback
- Own and improve the long-term technical health of our monorepo
- Plan out solution designs and release strategies in collaboration with other engineering teams and stakeholders
- Lead foundational upgrades across the stack
- Improve code quality, application structure, maintainability, and engineering standards
- Address scalability, reliability, and performance concerns as the product grows
- Resolve security vulnerabilities across the application and its dependencies
- Build and maintain shared developer tooling, CI linting, and quality-of-life improvements
- Maintain and evolve shared infrastructure such as feature flags, end-to-end tests, and infrastructure-as-code within the monolith
- Support product teams by solving cross-cutting technical issues
- Act as a multiplier by unblocking other teams and improving the systems they rely on
- Contribute through implementation, code review, technical guidance, mentorship, and documentation
- Experience scaling or working on high-scale web applications
- Past experience working in e-commerce or health tech sector
- You've worked with React or GraphQL in the past
- Experience improving CI systems, test suites, feature flag systems, or developer tooling
Fullscript runs a two-sided digital health platform connecting health practitioners with patients to create, manage, and dispense supplement plans. Practitioners use the platform to build personalized protocols, track patient progress, send reminders, and access educational resources to support behavior change. Supplements are sold directly to patients or in-office, with practitioner-set pricing, enabling more affordable care. The system also provides patient-facing materials, infographics, whitepapers, and a wealth of blog content to support adherence and education. Compared with competitors, Fullscript leverages a large practitioner network (over 70,000 users) and combines dispensing capabilities with comprehensive educational and adherence tools, all aimed at streamlining practitioners’ workflows. The company’s goal is to improve patient outcomes by making supplement planning, dispensing, and adherence easier and more affordable for both practitioners and patients.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Late Stage VC
Total Funding
$273.1M
Headquarters
Ottawa, Canada
Founded
2011
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- University Hospitals went live May 2026, validating Fullscript inside a major health system.
- Fullscript says Journeys serves 125,000 providers and five million patients annually.
- Expanded HGGC, Snapdragon, and Leonard Green capital supports growth without immediate refinancing pressure.
What critics are saying
- Supplement complaints remain central; Fullscript's July 16, 2026 complaint portal admits quality incidents.
- Wellness supplements face weak clinical credibility, inviting Epic integration scrutiny from hospital pharmacists.
- If payer and health-system workflows bypass Fullscript, distributors and direct brands compress its moat.
What makes Fullscript unique
- Fullscript's Epic Medications Management integration at University Hospitals embeds supplements into clinician workflows.
- Journeys, launched April 16, 2026, packages labs, AI interpretation, and supplement protocols.
- The June 25, 2026 Chandler lease signals scaled fulfillment infrastructure behind provider-led commerce.
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↑ 0%Fullscript expands operations with new lease at Chandler Airpark 202 facility. Fullscript will occupy a newly constructed facility in the Airpark employment area, relocating employees from its existing Phoenix location to Chandler, according to a June 25 announcement. The company said the project reflects continued demand for Class A industrial space and Chandler's strategic advantage in supporting expanding companies. "At Fullscript, we believe the best operations are built around people. This new space allows us to support our growing team with modern technology, thoughtful design, and tools that make work safer and more efficient, while ensuring the human care and attention behind every order remains at the center of what we do. We're excited to deepen our roots in Chandler and grow alongside the community," said Kevin Purcell, Chief Customer Officer of Fullscript. Kevin Hartke, Mayor of Chandler, said, "Fullscript's decision to expand into Chandler reflects the strength of our business environment and our continued ability to attract innovative companies. We are proud to welcome their growing team and support their continued success in our community." Micah Miranda, Economic Development Director for the City of Chandler, said, "Fullscript locating in the Airpark Employment Corridor highlights the continued momentum we're seeing in this key area of Chandler. This investment not only brings high-quality jobs to our city but also reinforces Chandler's reputation as a top market for advanced operations and logistics." Chandler Airpark 202 offers modern industrial facilities with strategic access to Loop 202 and proximity to a highly skilled workforce. JLL represented Fullscript while Cushman & Wakefield represented Chandler Airpark 202. Fullscript is a healthcare technology platform focused on advancing whole-person care by connecting providers and patients through an integrated digital ecosystem. Founded in 2011, it enables healthcare practitioners to create personalized treatment plans that incorporate supplements, lab testing, and ongoing patient support. Used by more than 100,000 healthcare providers, Fullscript emphasizes evidence-based care with clinical decision support tools. Chandler hosts family festivals and events that draw visitors; features Dr. A.J. Chandler Park as a central gathering spot surrounded by shops; was once known for raising ostriches whose feathers adorned women's fashions; has expanded borders accommodating growth with its population reaching over 240,000; all according to the official history page. The city aims to deliver outstanding public services while fostering a unique community for quality living, according to its official mission page. In local government structure news relevant for residents or businesses considering relocation or expansion decisions like Fullscript's move: mayoral terms last four years with two consecutive term limits, according to city government information.
Fullscript leases 171,862 square feet at Chandler Airpark 202, expands operations in Chandler. June 25, 2026 CHANDLER, Ariz. - The City of Chandler Economic Development Division welcomes Fullscript who has leased 171,862 square feet of industrial space at Chandler Airpark 202, further strengthening the city's position as a premier destination for high-growth companies. Fullscript will occupy a newly constructed facility in the Airpark employment area, relocating employees from its existing Phoenix location to Chandler. The project reflects continued demand for Class A industrial space and Chandler's strategic advantage in supporting expanding companies. "At Fullscript, we believe the best operations are built around people. This new space allows us to support our growing team with modern technology, thoughtful design, and tools that make work safer and more efficient, while ensuring the human care and attention behind every order remains at the center of what we do. We're excited to deepen our roots in Chandler and grow alongside the community."" said Kevin Purcell, CCO Fullscript Chief Customer Officer. "Fullscript's decision to expand into Chandler reflects the strength of our business environment and our continued ability to attract innovative companies," said Kevin Hartke, Mayor of Chandler. "We are proud to welcome their growing team and support their continued success in our community." "Fullscript locating in the Airpark Employment Corridor highlights the continued momentum we're seeing in this key area of Chandler," said Micah Miranda, Economic Development Director for the City of Chandler. "This investment not only brings high-quality jobs to our city but also reinforces Chandler's reputation as a top market for advanced operations and logistics." Chandler Airpark 202 offers modern industrial facilities with strategic access to Loop 202 and proximity to a highly skilled workforce, making it an ideal location for companies seeking operational efficiency and scalability. JLL represented Fullscript and Cushman & Wakefield represented Chandler Airpark 202. About Fullscript Fullscript is a healthcare technology platform focused on advancing whole-person care by connecting providers and patients through an integrated digital ecosystem. Founded in 2011, the company enables healthcare practitioners to create and deliver personalized treatment plans that incorporate supplements, lab testing, and ongoing patient support. The platform offers access to thousands of high-quality supplements and services, allowing providers to manage recommendations without maintaining inventory. Fullscript's technology helps streamline clinical workflows, improve patient adherence, and provide actionable insights through tools like automated reminders and mobile access. Used by more than 100,000 healthcare providers, the platform emphasizes evidence-based care with clinical decision support and curated product offerings. By simplifying how care plans are delivered and followed, Fullscript helps improve patient outcomes while enabling providers to scale personalized care efficiently. About the City of Chandler Chandler, Arizona has built a reputation as a Community of Innovation. Life in Chandler goes beyond a thriving and dynamic business community with progressive entrepreneurship. Known for its rich diversity, the city offers an outstanding quality of life for all generations with great schools and recreational opportunities. Chandler has grown to become the state's fourth-largest city with a population of more than 293,000. Chandler has been named one of the nation's Best Places to Find a Job and Best Cities for Women in Tech. The city also is one of the safest communities in the nation and boasts AAA bond ratings from all three national rating agencies, one of a select few cities and towns nationally to receive this prestigious designation. For more information, visit the city website, or connect with the city on social media. Media contacts: Stephanie Romero City of Chandler, Public Information Officer 480-782-2231
Fullscript integration for clinic patient texting and pre-visit briefs. Helose connects to Fullscript so supplement stacks, refill timing, and dispensary workflows feed your pre-visit brief and practice-number SMS threads, no second login for FM clinics. Jun 9, 2026 Helose is approved to connect with Fullscript, the dispensary platform most functional and integrative medicine clinics already use. Active supplement stacks, refill timing, and dispensary workflows can now feed the pre-visit brief your team opens before each visit, and the automated patient texting thread that runs from your practice number between visits. What changes for outpatient clinics. For clinics running Charm, Cerbo, Practice Better, or Healthie alongside Fullscript, the gap has always been the same: supplements live in one system, labs in another, and patient follow-up in a third. Coordinators chase supplement refill reminders by hand. Physicians walk into the room without knowing which regimen items are low. Helose closes that loop: * Pull active Fullscript regimens into the patient timeline on your Helose panel, start dates, stop dates, and refill cadence visible on one canvas. * Route low-supply nudges through your practice-number SMS thread. Patients reply in plain text; reorders route through your dispensary queue without a patient app. * Land supplement adherence context in the briefing before the door opens, FM and integrative pilots see running-low items on the pre-visit summary without logging into Fullscript at the desk. Why this matters for searchable clinic workflows. Clinic owners search for supplement refill reminders, Fullscript EHR integration, and between-visit patient communication as separate problems. This integration treats them as one thread: texts from your number, context in the brief, Fullscript as the source of truth for what the patient should still be taking. Try it on your panel. Functional and integrative medicine pilots can request access on its solutions page. Two weeks free on your real patients; HIPAA BAA at signup. Helose cite public sources in the text where it matters. For operations and finance context only, not clinical, legal, or investment advice.
Seraphina Therapeutics has launched Fatty15 Advanced Formula Extra Strength, a practitioner-exclusive supplement containing high-dose C15:0 (pentadecanoic acid), on Fullscript's platform serving over 125,000 healthcare providers. C15:0, identified as the first essential fatty acid discovered in over 90 years, was found by co-founder Dr Stephanie Venn-Watson during US Navy dolphin research. Over 100 peer-reviewed studies support its role in healthy ageing, with benefits spanning metabolism, liver health, immune function and cognitive health. The company's consumer product fatty15 maintains a 95% monthly retention rate since launching in January 2021, serving over 100,000 active subscribers. A survey of 6,243 customers found 70% reported benefits within 16 weeks. The ingredient has earned Generally Recognized as Safe status and recently received TESTED by SuppCo certification.
UH integrates Fullscript into to streamline supplement recommendations. PUBLISHED: May 13, 2026 at 7:00 PM EDT University Hospitals this week integrated Fullscript into its electronic health records, allowing physicians to recommend supplements and vitamins directly to patients, according to a news release. "Patients are already choosing supplements," said UH Chief Operating Officer Dr. Paul R. Hinchey in the release. "Our collaboration with Fullscript, integrated directly into Epic, gives care teams clearer insight and a consistent, evidence-informed workflow - supporting safer decisions, more coordinated care and a more convenient patient experience." Nearly three-quarters of patients incorporate supplements into their wellness routines, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Dr. Kristi Artz, vice president of UH Connor Whole Health, said in the release that this change will help physicians and care teams provide safer care by giving clear insight into what patients are taking. "The goal of this integration, guided by experts on the Connor Whole Health team, is to improve visibility to what patients are taking and support better-informed recommendations for UH providers and patients, respectively," Artz said. Fullscript offers providers the ability to recommend supplements and wellness products to their patients, directly from trusted, third-party brands. University Hospitals is the first health care system to deeply integrate supplement recommendations through Fullscript directly within Epic's Medications Management workflow, according to the release. Providers now have greater insight into what supplements their patients are taking, and patients gain access to their clinician-recommended supplements through a trusted platform, with products delivered directly to their homes, the release said. "Providers across a wide range of specialties incorporate nutrition and supplements as part of comprehensive, patient-centered care," said Dr. Jacob Wolf, naturopathic doctor and medical director of acupuncture for UH Connor Whole Health. "Fullscript makes it easier for patients to access products recommended by their provider while giving us a comprehensive view of supplement use." Dr. Jeff Gladd, chief medical officer at Fullscript, said Fullscript is excited to work with UH. "University Hospitals is committed to delivering the best outcomes, service and value with the highest quality through a continuous quest for excellence," Gladd said in the release. "Fullscript is excited to partner on that mission by being embedded in the provider's workflow to deliver the highest quality of clinically relevant products to their patients." University Hospitals has a business relationship with Fullscript related to this supplement recommendation platform, the release said.