We are looking for a mission-driven software engineer who loves the intersection of high impact software innovation, team-owned code, and a social impact mission. You will be a cornerstone of our engineering team and will be a key driver of the technical maturity and scale of our rapidly expanding platform. Your work will empower frontline clinics without doctors to deliver life-saving, uninterrupted care to the world’s most vulnerable.
At Banda Health we use technology to empower clinics that care for the sick, and partnerships to strengthen the local community leaders who bring hope to the despairing.
Our technology, BandaGo, is a scalable, online clinic and patient management software that helps over 180 frontline clinics in Africa’s slums and villages care for over 1.1 million patients per year. These are clinics without doctors who care for the poorest patients most often literally within walking distances of their patient’s homes.
We are at a critical inflection point as we prepare to scale our impact from 170 to 1,000 communities. Our foundational architecture and deployment pipelines are stable and mature, and we are seeking a Senior Software Engineer to join our proven ‘build-measure-learn’ development cycle and help our team iterate more quickly.
We are looking for a high-capacity technical leader who thrives in the “slowing down to go faster” philosophy. You understand that scaling to 1,000 communities isn’t about writing code faster—it’s about writing code better. You will join our existing team as a cornerstone of engineering maturity.
In this role, you will champion a culture of pair programming and shared responsibility. If you are someone who finds professional satisfaction in dissolving knowledge silos, catching bugs at the source, and building a system so reliable that it becomes an invisible, trusted partner to the clinicians we serve, we’d love to explore possibilities with you!
You will report to: The Lead Developer
You will collaborate with: Developers, Implementers, Clinical Operations Team
If you are interested in exploring options, please contact recruitment@bandahealth.org with a brief cover letter and a resume. We’d love to talk!
Sarah is a seasoned business leader who spent 14 years in tech—at a startup, Google, as a Vice President at Intuit, where she held senior leadership roles in strategy, business operations, and product. Currently she is the Senior VP, corporate strategy at Kaseya. Born and raised in Kenya, and the daughter of a nurse who runs a clinic in rural eastern Kenya, Sarah is passionate about leveraging technology to improve access, efficiency, and equity in healthcare across Africa.
Jeff has come on board as our Operations Manager because he loves to solve problems. He is retired Engineer with a Masters degree in Business Administration. Jeff’s personal healthcare hero is his mom, a nurse of 65 years who still volunteers at the local hospital.
Judith’s personal healthcare hero is her sister, a nurse whose dedication to patient care continues to inspire her.
Paul starts your BandaGo journey, walks with you and makes sure you enjoy every step. Before joining Banda he worked as an adult educator. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science.
His healthcare hero is Joseph, a retired ‘trained on the job’ medical personnel who used to circumcise boys at his rural home at Ithanga village, Masii Machakos county.
Kinya, our corporate storyteller, has lived and worked in Africa, Asia and North America. She’s met people from almost every part of the world and believes everybody has a story worth listening to.
Kinya’s personal healthcare hero is Dr. Shelley Machuta, a Radiation Oncologist in Alpharetta, GA.
Ian facilitates the growth of effective partnerships that address the pressing social concerns of the communities where Banda client clinics work. Before joining the Banda Health team, Ian practiced as a social justice and environmental lawyer in Australia.
Ian’s personal healthcare heroes are Dr Norval & Dorothy Christy, an ophthalmologist & nurse who spent 50 years restoring eyesight to vulnerable communities in Pakistan & China.
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Theano is a pediatrics nurse from Australia who brings energy and enthusiasm as our clinical impact coordinator. She’s been a lecturer, research coordinator and humanitarian and now works with Banda Health predominantly in Nairobi slums. She says “Africa is in her blood.” Her healthcare hero is Australia Obstetrician Dr Katherine Hamlin who worked in fistula repair in Ethiopia.
Nelly is our “concepts expert.” She ensures that all the necessary terms for our clinical modules are mapped and submitted to CIEL (concept dictionary). She’s a clinical epidemiologist with a master’s degree in epidemiology and disease control.
Nelly’s personal healthcare hero is Dr. Steve Letchford at Kijabe Hospital.
Margaret Gibson is the Director of Development at BLESS.world. She has spent the past 12 years helping build strategic, innovative, mission-minded organizations that impact the most complex problems of our day. Previously, she was Director of Operations at CrowdHealth, a healthcare technology startup. Her prior professional fundraising experience includes Living Water International, The Gospel Coalition, and The Source for Women.
Ann is a seasoned leader with 12+ years of experience in strategy, innovation, and operational excellence. She was the Senior Director of Strategy and Alignment for Global Impact at McDonald’s Corporation. Before that, she was a Director of Strategy & Innovation for Global Delivery, where she spearheaded new operating models and digital products. Ann began her career as a consultant at The Boston Consulting Group, advising clients on growth strategies and innovation.
Lawrence markets BandaGo in new areas and onboards clinics who are ready to get started. He joined Banda Health first as an Ambassador, gaining experience in surveying, IT and sales.
His personal healthcare hero is Dr. Steve Letchford at Kijabe Hospital.
Michael helps clinics get started with BandaGo. He joined Banda Health after gaining initial work experience in IT support and data management. He graduated from Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology with a bachelors in mathematics and computer science.
Michael’s personal healthcare hero is Dominic Ngalo, a data analyst at Kenyatta National Hospital in Nairobi.
Jeremy is our on-the-ground man, making sure the pilot sites have what they need to use our software. He previously worked as a systems analyst and team lead after getting his bachelors degree in computer science at Africa Nazarene University.
Jeremy’s personal healthcare hero is Isabella Muturi, a nurse at AIC Marira Clinic in Kenya.
David’s personal healthcare heroes are the doctors, nurses and physical therapists in his own family.
Steve is the visionary behind Banda Health. After two decades working as a doctor and hospital administrator in Africa, he has stories that will convince even the biggest skeptic of the impact that IT can have on African healthcare.
Steve’s personal healthcare hero is Irene Mundia, a licensed practical nurse at Mushima Rural Health Centre in Zambia.
Kevin is undoubtedly our most outgoing developer! Before joining Banda Health, he spent 5 years in software consulting, working as a developer and manager at Pariveda Solutions. He completed his bachelor’s in aerospace enginnering at the University of Texas.
Kevin’s personal healthcare hero is Kate B., a physical therapist at Evangel VVF Center in Jos, Nigeria.
Andrew makes sure the Nairobi team stays on track. He may seem quiet, but don’t underestimate his passion and expertise when it comes to health technology. He’s worked with leading businesses both in Kenya and internationally.
Andrew’s personal healthcare hero is Benedetta, a cashier at AIC Marira Clinic in Kenya.
Wes oversees all things technical. If you want a sneak peek at the roadmap, he’s your man! With 15 years of programming experience in the US private sector plus 5 years of technical consulting and team leadership, he definitely knows what he’s doing.
Wes’ personal healthcare heroes are the Christian medical missionaries working around the world.