Virtual therapy and psychiatry platform delivered via web and mobile
Talkspace runs a virtual mental health service covering therapy, psychiatry and self-guided tools, with hiring overwhelmingly focused on mid-level licensed clinicians across the US and Canada. Beyond clinical capacity, job posts point to an AI agent initiative with policy simulation, built on React, Node.js and Python across AWS and GCP, while a Braze, AppsFlyer and paid-social stack reflects pressure to improve acquisition efficiency.
Talkspace is a public virtual behavioral health company headquartered in New York, founded in 2011, with 201–500 employees. It offers therapy for individuals, couples and teens, psychiatry with medication management, and self-guided resources through an encrypted web and mobile platform built to meet HIPAA and state rules. Members typically reach care through health plans, employers, colleges, school districts and government agencies. A large network of licensed therapists and psychiatric providers delivers care, and the company recruits clinicians in the United States and Canada.
Talkspace uses React, Node.js, Python and JavaScript on AWS, GCP, Kubernetes and AWS ECS, with Cypress, Playwright and Selenium for testing, Looker and Mixpanel for analytics, and Braze, HubSpot and AppsFlyer for marketing.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and is dominated by healthcare roles, mostly mid-level clinicians, with smaller openings in product, engineering, ops, marketing and sales.
Talkspace hires in the United States and Canada, with headquarters in New York, New York.
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