Product Engineer

Design and evolve a modular, service-oriented architecture to power configurable healthcare workflows at scale.

Build a workflow orchestration engine capable of handling thousands of concurrent stateful tasks (credentialing, verification, enrollment).

Define and optimize integration frameworks to connect with thousands of external systems — web portals, APIs, PDFs, spreadsheets.

Drive reliability, auditability, and performance through observability, self-healing, and clear fault-domain boundaries.

Lead the design and deployment of AI-powered digital workers — LLM- and rules-driven agents that perform operational workflows end-to-end.

Evaluate AI tools, frameworks, and third-party APIs, ensuring alignment with platform goals and data protection requirements.

Partner with product, engineering, and analytics to discover use cases, build features, and deliver value

Engage with customers to understand operational challenges, validate assumptions, and iterate solutions quickly

5+ years experience building and scaling complex, distributed systems or workflow-heavy SaaS platforms.

Proven ability to own architecture and make high-stakes technical decisions in ambiguous, high-growth environments.

Deep understanding of modern cloud architecture and full software stacks.

Excellent communication — able to clearly explain technical trade-offs to technical and non-technical audiences alike.

Experience with workflow orchestration frameworks or event-driven architectures.

Contributions to open-source projects, publications, or active technical presence.

Open-source contributions, publications, or technical blog presence

Want to lead AI projects from idea to deployment

Want to own architecture, projects, and culture — not inherit them.

Thrive in a 0→1 environment, building from scratch and scaling from concept to production.

Care deeply about impact — accelerating patient access by fixing the infrastructure of healthcare.

Believe great products emerge from tight collaboration between product, engineering, and operations.

Want your work to outlast you — building systems that become part of healthcare’s invisible infrastructure.