Software Engineer (AI x Healthcare)
Deya · Healthcare
mid
Salary Range (USD)
Negotiable
Location
NYC, USA
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Not mentioned
Funding Stage
Unknown
Job Responsibilities
- • Build core product + infrastructure from 0→1
- • Work across full stack, AI systems (LLMs + vision), and data pipelines
- • Help define the architecture of a longitudinal healthcare data layer
Required Skills
Full-stack engineer (backend / full stack; AI experience a plus)
Engineering Culture & Tech Stack
Full stackAI systems (LLMs + vision)Data pipelines
Wants ownership and to build from first principles
Interested in healthcare, data, and real-world impact
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Deya | Software Engineer (AI x Healthcare) | NYC (Hybrid) | Full-Time
Most AI in healthcare is being built in the wrong place.
Everyone is chasing scribes and diagnostics. Almost no one is building the longitudinal data layer, the system that captures what actually happens to patients over time.
That’s the real moat.
We’re building it for eye care.
Deya is an AI platform that sits between doctor and patient, capturing symptoms, treatments, outcomes, and ocular images over time to enable continuous care.
We’re already piloting with eye doctors and collecting real patient data, including the largest dataset of eye images captured on smartphones.
What you’ll do:
- Build core product + infrastructure from 0→1
- Work across full stack, AI systems (LLMs + vision), and data pipelines
- Help define the architecture of a longitudinal healthcare data layer
Who you are:
- Full-stack engineer (backend / full stack; AI experience a plus)
- Wants ownership and to build from first principles
- Interested in healthcare, data, and real-world impact
Why this is interesting:
- Greenfield system with real-world data + distribution
- Direct access to clinical workflows and outcomes
- Small, high-ownership team
NYC-based, Hybrid.
Apply: https://deya.health/careers/software-engineer-ai-x-healthcar...
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