AI Fund
Engineer in Residence: MedBuddy
About this role
Build an AI-powered chronic care companion focused on medication management and care coordination for older adults. The role involves developing a platform that centralizes patient information, symptom tracking, and communication between patients, caregivers, and physicians to reduce medication confusion and improve care handoffs.
What you'll do
- Design and develop AI features for medication management and tracking
- Build patient-facing interfaces for symptom logging and health monitoring
- Create care coordination tools connecting patients, caregivers, and physicians
- Implement secure data handling for patient health information
- Integrate with healthcare workflows and existing medical systems
- Iterate on product based on user feedback from older adults and caregivers
What they're looking for
- Full-stack software development
- AI/machine learning implementation
- Healthcare domain knowledge or ability to learn quickly
- Database design and management
- API development and integration
- User experience design for accessibility
- HIPAA compliance and healthcare data security
- Mobile and/or web development
Benefits
- Work on healthcare innovation directly improving patient outcomes
- Based in Mountain View, CA
- Engineer in Residence role with mentorship potential
- Opportunity to shape product direction from early stages
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AI Fund
AI Fund builds and invests in AI-powered applications spanning healthcare, productivity, manufacturing, and developer tools. The company is hiring AI Engineers, ML specialists, and full-stack engineers to deploy production machine learning solutions, develop AI-driven platforms for chronic care and business intelligence, and contribute to open-source AI infrastructure projects.
View all jobs at AI FundLikely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience building healthcare or consumer health applications.
- How would you approach designing an interface for medication management that older adults can easily use?