Sesame is building a radically new healthcare system for Americans who are uninsured or otherwise priced out of everyday care.

The Company’s marketplace replaces historically inefficient, expensive healthcare with a direct connection – either virtually or in-person – between patients and physicians. This direct connection enables Sesame to offer doctor visits, labs, imaging and prescription drugs at half the price. Founders include a Harvard Ph.D. in health policy and economics; a former Goldman Sachs analyst; and entertainment executive and healthcare reformer David Goldhill, author of the legendary cover story in The Atlantic, “How American Health Care Killed My Father.” Sesame has raised $75 million so far from investors that include GV, Virgin Group and General Catalyst. The Company was ranked #1 by Healthline for overall care in 2021 and 2022.

• Built new APIs using GraphQL and Node.js

• Developed new features for flagship product on both back-end and front-end

• Designed new microservices and modified existing services to simplify code and improve

performance

• Performed code reviews, communicated effectively with other developers, business

stakeholders, QA, and design team in order to make architecture decisions

• Maintained and upgraded legacy products to keep them up-to-date

• Helped build the “nearby merchants” feature (main page of the PayPal mobile app at the time)

• Implemented business rules using Java and XML