Lead platform engineering for AI-native software development and operations, building automation, quality, monitoring, and secure systems for sensitive medical data.
About this role
Ubie runs a symptom search engine used by about 13 million people a month and a clinical product installed at more than 1,800 medical institutions. The Windows Application Engineer, in the Product Platform division on a fixed-scope contract, builds the link that moves data from hospitals to Ubie, which is the foundation for the company's data-based products.
Hospital systems such as electronic medical records, department systems and internal networks mostly run on Windows and closed networks. The engineer studies those environments and designs the overall data-integration architecture, then designs, builds and operates client applications that run inside the hospital, for example one that watches a hospital directory and sends the data to Ubie's cloud. Duties also include client-side development for EMR and data-warehouse integration, architecture for on-premises, proxy, VPN and closed-network connections, installer and update design, monitoring, technical negotiation with EMR vendors, technical leadership of contract engineers and vendors, and on-site visits to hospitals when needed.
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