Revenue Business Analyst
rapidclaimsDenver (CO)
About the role
About Rapid Claims Rapid Claims is a leader in AI-driven revenue cycle management, transforming medical coding and revenue operations with cutting-edge technology. The company has raised $11 million in total funding from top investors, including Accel and Together Fund. Join us as we scale a cloud-native platform that runs transformer-based Large Language Models rigorously fine-tuned on millions of clinical notes and claims every month. You’ll engineer autonomous coding pipelines that parse ICD-10-CM, CPT® and HCPCS at lightning speed, deliver reimbursement insights with sub-second latency and >99 % accuracy, and tackle the deep-domain challenges that make clinical AI one of the hardest—and most rewarding—problems in tech. Revenue Business Analyst-
Job Overview:
As a Revenue Cycle Business Analyst, you will be responsible for analyzing, optimizing, and supporting end-to-end revenue cycle operations for US healthcare clients. You will work closely with cross-functional teams, including Product, Engineering, Coding, and Operations, to translate business needs into actionable insights and scalable solutions. With strong expertise in US RCM processes, you will drive data-backed decision-making, improve financial performance, and enhance operational efficiency across the revenue cycle.
Key Responsibilities:
Analyze end-to-end revenue cycle workflows, including charge capture, coding alignment, billing, claims processing, AR follow-ups, and denial management. Gather, document, and translate business requirements into functional specifications and process improvements. Work closely with Product and Engineering teams to implement and enhance RCM tools, automation, and AI-driven solutions. Monitor key performance metrics such as AR days, denial rates, clean claim rates, and collections to identify trends and improvement opportunities. Perform root cause analysis on denials, underpayments, and revenue leakage, and recommend corrective actions. Develop dashboards, reports, and data visualizations to provide actionable insights to stakeholders and clients. Collaborate with clients to understand their RCM challenges and recommend data-driven strategies for optimization. Ensure compliance with US healthcare regulations, payer guidelines, and coding standards (ICD-10-CM, CPT, HCPCS).Support process standardization, documentation, and continuous improvement initiatives across accounts. Act as a bridge between business, operations, and technical teams to ensure successful delivery of solutions. Qualification: 7+ years of experience as a Business Analyst in US healthcare Revenue Cycle Management. Strong understanding of end-to-end RCM processes and workflows. Hands-on experience with data analysis, reporting tools, and RCM platforms. Proficiency in Excel, SQL, or BI tools (Tableau, Power BI, etc.) is preferred. Experience working with US payer systems, reimbursement models, and compliance requirements. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with attention to detail. Excellent communication and stakeholder management abilities. Experience working in healthcare technology or AI-driven environments is a plus.
What We Offer:
Competitive compensation with performance-based incentives. Comprehensive benefits package (Health).Opportunity to work at the intersection of healthcare and AI-driven innovation. Collaborative, fast-paced, and growth-oriented work environment.
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