Senior Software Engineer (AI Healthcare Operations)
george bernardMillbrae (CA)
Senior Software Engineer (AI Healthcare Operations)
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george bernardMillbrae (CA)
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About the role
About the job: Senior Software Engineer (AI Healthcare Operations)
Responsibilities:
Own platform modules from start to finish, such as scheduling, patient messaging, insurance, payables, reconciliation, and credentialing, covering design, rollout, and day-to-day operation.
Work with the CTO and customer-facing engineers to turn custom customer solutions into reusable products.
Build and run autonomous AI agents in production, adding guardrails, evaluations, and customer feedback loops that tune them automatically.
Build integrations and data-sync tools for systems that lack standard APIs, such as medical records, billing, and vendor portals.
Design tools that let non-technical staff set up custom client modules, while keeping systems reliable and being on call for them.
Requirements:
- 4-10 years of full-time software engineering experience (6-7 years is ideal) building scalable production systems.
- Uses AI coding tools daily and is comfortable owning modules independently in a fast-paced team.
- Able to work fully on-site 5 days a week in San Francisco.
- US citizen or Green Card holder required.
- Skills Required
- Python, TypeScript, Node.jsReactAWS cloud infrastructure
- Production AI agents & LLM evaluation
- Third-party system integrations & data syncAI-assisted coding tools
- System reliability & on-call ownership
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