Dance4Healing

Design, build, and maintain live video telehealth features and full-stack applications using modern web technologies. | Experience with WebRTC live video applications, strong full-stack development skills, cloud infrastructure, and ability to work independently in ambiguous environments. | Full Stack Software Engineer (WebRTC / Live Video Telehealth) for NIH Study | Remote Contract Dance4Healing, a Harvard/Stanford startup, an NIH-funded digital health company seeking a Full Stack Software Engineer with WebRTC experience to support an active National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities (NIMHD) research study. This is a hands-on builder role working on a real-world live video telehealth platform focused on health equity, engagement, and inclusive technology for people with chronic disease. Apply here (required): https://bit.ly/D4H_NIHStudy_TalentOnly applications submitted through this link will be reviewed. =============================================================About Dance4Healing Dance4Healing is an award-winning social impact venture founded by a UX and behavior expert after recovering from Stage IV cancer. Backed by NIH funding and academic research partners, we build technology that blends live video, personalization, and culturally responsive design to improve health outcomes for populations often underserved by mainstream digital health tools. Our platform supports remote participation, social connection, and habit formation—designed to meet people where they are physically, culturally, and emotionally. You’ll work closely with a small, multidisciplinary team spanning health equity research, behavioral science, data/AI, and product design—where engineering decisions directly shape research outcomes. =============================================================What You’ll Do • Design, build, and maintain live video telehealth features using API such as LiveKit • Develop full-stack features using ReactJS, JavaScript/TypeScript, HTML/CSS, and modern web technologies • Implement backend services and APIs supporting video workflows, user data, and personalization logic • Leverage GenAI-assisted development tools to accelerate implementation, refactoring, debugging, and documentation while maintaining high code quality • Collaborate with product, UX, and research teams to deliver accessible, inclusive user experiences • Contribute to technical architecture, platform decisions, and roadmap planning • Balance speed with rigor in a regulated, research-driven environment • Support experimentation and iteration tied to NIH study milestones You will have meaningful input into technical decisions and trade-offs, not just task execution. ============================================================What Success Looks Like (First 60–90 Days) • Live video workflows are stable, performant, and accessible across diverse user needs • Core WebRTC functionality is production-ready for study deployment • Platform architecture supports iteration, data collection, and future scalability ============================================================Required Experience • Proven experience building WebRTC-based live video applications • Strong full-stack development skills (ReactJS, JavaScript/TypeScript, HTML/CSS) • Experience working with cloud-based infrastructure and modern deployment workflows • Experience leveraging GenAI-assisted development tools (e.g., AI-enabled IDEs, code assistants) as a productivity multiplier—not a replacement for engineering judgment • Ability to work independently, make pragmatic technical decisions, and communicate clearly • Comfort operating in ambiguity and shaping solutions from first principles ============================================================Nice to Have • Familiarity with AWS, MongoDB, Supabase or similar backend-as-a-service platforms (auth, databases, storage) • Experience using tools such as CodeX, Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, or comparable AI-powered development environments • Exposure to biosensors, real-time data, or multimodal systems • Experience designing for accessibility or diverse user populations • Familiarity with data quality, bias, or evaluation considerations in applied AI systems • Awareness of privacy, security, and compliance considerations in digital health or research settings ============================================================Who Thrives in This Role • Engineers who enjoy building in ambiguity and shaping systems end-to-end • Builders motivated by impact and ownership, not just feature velocity • People who are comfortable balancing engineering rigor with real-world research constraints • Engineers who use GenAI as a productivity amplifier, not a shortcut ============================================================Who Should NOT Apply • Engineers seeking a highly structured, ticket-driven environment with predefined solutions • Candidates who prefer rapid feature shipping without regard for accessibility, data quality, or research rigor • Those uncomfortable working in evolving problem spaces where requirements emerge through real-world use and study constraints • Applicants looking for a purely front-end, purely back-end, or hands-off advisory role ============================================================Why This Role Matters You’ll help build technology for a federally funded NIH study addressing health inequities in chronic disease—where engineering, design, and data decisions directly influence who benefits from digital health tools. Technically, this role sits at the intersection of real-time video, human-centered design, data quality, inclusive system design, and GenAI-accelerated development—problems that rarely appear in typical commercial products. ============================================================ Job Type: ContractContract Scope: Part-time or full-time (e.g., 10–20 hrs/week or negotiable), with an initial 3–6 month engagement aligned to NIH study milestonesLocation: RemoteSchedule: Flexible Apply Here: https://bit.ly/D4H_NIHStudy_Talent (Only application submitted through this form will be reviewed Job Type: Contract Pay: $94,779.00 - $104,033.00 per year Benefits: • Flexible schedule Application Question(s): • Have you applied at this link? https://bit.ly/D4HNIHStudyTalent (Only applications submitted through this link will be reviewed) Work Location: Remote

Design, build, and maintain live video telehealth features and full-stack applications using modern web technologies. | Proven WebRTC experience, strong full-stack skills, cloud infrastructure knowledge, and ability to work independently in ambiguous environments. | Full Stack Software Engineer (WebRTC / Live Video Telehealth) for NIH Study | Remote Contract Dance4Healing, a Harvard/Stanford startup, an NIH-funded digital health company seeking a Full Stack Software Engineer with WebRTC experience to support an active National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities (NIMHD) research study. This is a hands-on builder role working on a real-world live video telehealth platform focused on health equity, engagement, and inclusive technology for people with chronic disease. Apply here (required): https://bit.ly/D4H_NIHStudy_TalentOnly applications submitted through this link will be reviewed. =============================================================About Dance4Healing Dance4Healing is an award-winning social impact venture founded by a UX and behavior expert after recovering from Stage IV cancer. Backed by NIH funding and academic research partners, we build technology that blends live video, personalization, and culturally responsive design to improve health outcomes for populations often underserved by mainstream digital health tools. Our platform supports remote participation, social connection, and habit formation—designed to meet people where they are physically, culturally, and emotionally. You’ll work closely with a small, multidisciplinary team spanning health equity research, behavioral science, data/AI, and product design—where engineering decisions directly shape research outcomes. =============================================================What You’ll Do • Design, build, and maintain live video telehealth features using API such as LiveKit • Develop full-stack features using ReactJS, JavaScript/TypeScript, HTML/CSS, and modern web technologies • Implement backend services and APIs supporting video workflows, user data, and personalization logic • Leverage GenAI-assisted development tools to accelerate implementation, refactoring, debugging, and documentation while maintaining high code quality • Collaborate with product, UX, and research teams to deliver accessible, inclusive user experiences • Contribute to technical architecture, platform decisions, and roadmap planning • Balance speed with rigor in a regulated, research-driven environment • Support experimentation and iteration tied to NIH study milestones You will have meaningful input into technical decisions and trade-offs, not just task execution. ============================================================What Success Looks Like (First 60–90 Days) • Live video workflows are stable, performant, and accessible across diverse user needs • Core WebRTC functionality is production-ready for study deployment • Platform architecture supports iteration, data collection, and future scalability ============================================================Required Experience • Proven experience building WebRTC-based live video applications • Strong full-stack development skills (ReactJS, JavaScript/TypeScript, HTML/CSS) • Experience working with cloud-based infrastructure and modern deployment workflows • Experience leveraging GenAI-assisted development tools (e.g., AI-enabled IDEs, code assistants) as a productivity multiplier—not a replacement for engineering judgment • Ability to work independently, make pragmatic technical decisions, and communicate clearly • Comfort operating in ambiguity and shaping solutions from first principles ============================================================Nice to Have • Familiarity with AWS, MongoDB, Supabase or similar backend-as-a-service platforms (auth, databases, storage) • Experience using tools such as CodeX, Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, or comparable AI-powered development environments • Exposure to biosensors, real-time data, or multimodal systems • Experience designing for accessibility or diverse user populations • Familiarity with data quality, bias, or evaluation considerations in applied AI systems • Awareness of privacy, security, and compliance considerations in digital health or research settings ============================================================Who Thrives in This Role • Engineers who enjoy building in ambiguity and shaping systems end-to-end • Builders motivated by impact and ownership, not just feature velocity • People who are comfortable balancing engineering rigor with real-world research constraints • Engineers who use GenAI as a productivity amplifier, not a shortcut ============================================================Who Should NOT Apply • Engineers seeking a highly structured, ticket-driven environment with predefined solutions • Candidates who prefer rapid feature shipping without regard for accessibility, data quality, or research rigor • Those uncomfortable working in evolving problem spaces where requirements emerge through real-world use and study constraints • Applicants looking for a purely front-end, purely back-end, or hands-off advisory role ============================================================Why This Role Matters You’ll help build technology for a federally funded NIH study addressing health inequities in chronic disease—where engineering, design, and data decisions directly influence who benefits from digital health tools. Technically, this role sits at the intersection of real-time video, human-centered design, data quality, inclusive system design, and GenAI-accelerated development—problems that rarely appear in typical commercial products. ============================================================ Job Type: ContractContract Scope: Part-time or full-time (e.g., 10–20 hrs/week or negotiable), with an initial 3–6 month engagement aligned to NIH study milestonesLocation: RemoteSchedule: Flexible Apply Here: https://bit.ly/D4H_NIHStudy_Talent (Only application submitted through this form will be reviewed Job Type: Contract Pay: $94,779.00 - $104,033.00 per year Benefits: • Flexible schedule Application Question(s): • Have you applied at this link? https://bit.ly/D4HNIHStudyTalent (Only applications submitted through this link will be reviewed) Work Location: Remote

Research and develop storytelling and content strategies, conduct outreach for interviews, create and edit media content, manage PR and publishing opportunities, and assist with budgeting for media and publishing departments. | Must be a media, filmmaking, or journalism student interested in storytelling, content development, editorial writing, publishing, and public relations, with a willingness to learn and participate in a flexible, remote internship. | APPLY HERE: http://bit.ly/D4H_Internship Only applications through this link will be reviewed. The impact of the Pandemic is long-lasting. Dance4Healing supports the mental & physical health of the community impacted by COVID-19. Our AI telehealth live video platform aims to empower everyone to dance from anywhere, anytime, with anyone! We need your talent to support this noble mission. This is an internship 100% remote with an international cohort of students from all over the world. Inspired by my 6.5 years of extensive personal breakthrough and leadership training, the Dance4Healing internship is designed to nurture young professionals through a comprehensive personal and professional development program. APPLY HERE: http://bit.ly/D4H_Internship And share the link with your friends that you think can benefit from this program. ==================================================================== COMPANY DESCRIPTION Dance4Healing: www.dance4healing.com An award-winning social venture, Dance4Healing is a patent-pending AI telehealth platform that pairs elders, chronic disease patients, and caregivers with compatible buddies to build fun, lasting habits with Arts and Health practices (A&H: Music, Dance, and Arts) through recorded and live video classes. (Imagine YouTube + Zoom + eHarmony for health buddies). Inspired by founder Amy Li’s recovery from Stage IV cancer, D4H’s mission is to make healthy habits accessible, supportive, and fun, enriching the lives of people of all abilities, ages, races, and genders. Our vision is to be the global cultural hub and innovation leader in bridging art and health. Our work environment includes: • 100% remote • Regular team bonding exercise • Flexible hours with communication • Communication and leadership coaching WHY WE DO WHAT WE DO: Did you know: Creative Arts Therapy (CAT) improves the Quality of Life by 50% and reduces pain by 59% for cancer patients? Dancing reduces the risk of dementia by 76% and Cardiovascular death by 46%? Despite these published medical studies, A&H is severely under-utilized in healthcare; Dance4Healing is teaming up with Stanford to change that. We started with Stanford Cancer Supportive Care Program and won over 20 awards, including AARP CES annual pitch "People's Choice Award". We were selected for the National Institute of Health (NIH) Applicant Assistance Program (AAP), a 10-week coaching program designed to assist small businesses applying for Phase I SBIR/STTR funding. Dance4Healing is now funded by National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities (NIMHD) and has additional NIH and NSF grants (total ~$ 1 million) pending. StageIV.org: A global network of leaders who champion creative arts therapy, integrative medicine, patient advocacy, and healthcare innovation. Inspired by Dance4Healing‘s founder Amy Li’s Stage IV cancer journey and her commitment to patient advocacy and healthcare transformation, Stage IV {Wicked Wisdom} Multi-Media Platform is an educational arm of Dance4Healing including Stage IV Show (https://bit.ly/StageIVShow), Book (https://bit.ly/StageIV_Book), and Web Magazine (https://www.stageiv.org). Learn our mission at http://bit.ly/StageIV_Mission ==================================================================== JOB DESCRIPTION: Dance4Healing, a Singularity University / Stanford startup, seeks Media, Filmmaking, and Journalism students. We’re looking for Media, Filmmaking, and Journalism students to join the Storytelling, Content Development, Editorial Writing, Publishing, and Public Relationship team to co-create powerful social impacts! We offer mentorship, coaching, communication, team management, and leadership training for the internship. This is an excellent opportunity to share your passion and skills, and the hours are flexible. Read more: https://bit.ly/D4H_InternshipProgram You will be working with a group of passionate experts with top academic performance and industry experience at Singularity University, Stanford, while helping build Stage IV {Wicked Wisdom} Media Network, an educational global media network featuring industry experts like Dr. George Church (Harvard geneticist), David Kelley (IDEO Founder), Peter Diamandis (Founder of X Prize Foundation, Singularity University, Zero Gravity, Human Longevity Inc.), etc. You will gain experience with your resume, serving underserved communities of chronic disease patients and the elderly. The Role: • Research market trends and develop powerful storytelling, content writing, marketing, and social media promotional strategies. • Research and outreach to industry leaders and experts for Stage IV Show Interview. • Filming, video editing, writing and editing, content promoting for Stage IV Show, Book, and Web Magazine. • Editing podcasts, creating text transcription, writing articles about these interviews, identifying distribution channels, and developing content distribution strategies. • Review daily PR and publishing opportunities, and contact relevant publishers and media channels. • Build and expand the Storytelling, Content Development, Editorial Writing, Publishing, and Public Relationship teams. • Devise and develop, with the CEO, launch and growth publishing, content promotion practices, and goals. • Budgeting for Media, Publishing, and PR departments, including cost, revenue, and timeline targets. Learn our mission at http://bit.ly/StageIV_Mission APPLY HERE: http://bit.ly/D4H_Internship Industry: Health Care Job Type: Internship Pay: Up to $10.00 per hour Benefits: • Flexible schedule • Professional development assistance • Referral program Work Location: Remote