Lead platform engineering for AI-native software development and operations, building automation, quality, monitoring, and secure systems for sensitive medical data.
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Windows Application Engineer (for medical institutions), Product Platform HQ at Ubie, a health-tech company (symptom checker 13M+ MAU, SaaS in 1,800+ institutions). Hospitals' EMRs, department systems and networks are largely built on Windows and closed networks, so stable, continuous hospital-to-Ubie data linkage underpins all product value. An Expert (job-type) role that deep-dives into hospital IT, drawing the vision and leading design/implementation/operation: design and standardise the data-integration architecture, design/develop/operate Windows client applications running in hospital environments (e.g. an app that monitors an in-hospital directory and sends data to the Ubie cloud), do client-side development integrating with EMR/DWH, and design architecture for hospital-specific networks (on-prem, proxy, VPN, closed connections). Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; full-time.
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