We are building something people will write the worst parts of their life into. That sets a bar for care that most software does not have to meet.
Sunshine Coast based, with genuine flexibility about where you sit. Small enough that everyone talks to users, including engineers. If you build something in Contexa, you will hear what it did to someone's Tuesday.
We move quickly on the product and slowly on anything touching consent, safety or clinical claims. Those two speeds are deliberate, and knowing which one you are in is most of the job.
If none of these fit and you think we are missing something, the last one is genuine.
Own significant parts of both the person's app and the practice portal. You will spend real time on consent logic, which is the hardest and most important code in the product.
Own clinical safety, the training modules, and the boundary between a useful tool and a regulated device. You will have the authority to stop a feature.
Design for someone on their worst day, not their most capable one. Accessibility is a starting condition here, not a late audit.
Get practices genuinely using it, not just signed up. Run the pilots, gather the outcome evidence, and tell us honestly when it is not working.
Paid properly, not volunteered. Review features before they ship and tell us where the product would have failed you.
If you have read the about page and disagree with part of it, that is a good opening line.
Every permanent role carries meaningful equity, explained properly rather than waved at during an offer call.
Hours and location that fit your life. Several of us have caring responsibilities and the calendar reflects it.
Separate from sick leave, no explanation required. It would be strange to build this and not offer it.
Everyone talks to the people using it, whatever your role. It is the fastest way to stop being wrong.
Annual, yours to direct, including clinical training for non-clinical staff who want to understand the domain.
Anyone can stop a feature on safety or privacy grounds and be taken seriously. That is a written commitment, not a vibe.