Lead platform engineering for AI-native software development and operations, building automation, quality, monitoring, and secure systems for sensitive medical data.
About this role
Product Infrastructure Engineer (authentication/authorization platform, Accelerator HQ) at Ubie, a healthtech startup (symptom-checker "Ubie", 12M MAU; "Ubie Medical Navi", 1,800+ deployments). As services expand, safely manage privacy-sensitive medical information while giving smooth cross-product UX: design/develop/operate an auth/authz platform meeting healthcare-specific requirements - identity management and auth design for diverse actors (consumers/patients/medical staff), MFA/multi-tenant/SSO/SAML enterprise ID requirements, regulation/guideline-compliant security and external audits, and secure permission delegation to AI agents - including toC↔toB ID/data integration and foundation renewal. Expert (job-type) role. Location: Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo.
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