Assort Health
Forward Deployed Engineer
About this role
Assort Health seeks a Forward Deployed Engineer to own end-to-end technical implementations of AI agents for healthcare systems. You'll build custom integrations, design intelligent workflows, and launch production agents serving thousands of daily patient interactions while partnering with product and sales teams.
What you'll do
- Lead healthcare system implementations from technical scoping through production go-live and optimization
- Build custom integrations with complex healthcare platforms including EHRs, scheduling systems, and patient engagement tools
- Design and deploy intelligent AI workflows tailored to customer specialties and operational constraints
- Debug integration issues across phone systems, insurance verification, and clinical protocols
- Identify patterns across implementations to inform product features and influence platform direction
- Work with sales to scope technical requirements and demonstrate capabilities to prospects
What they're looking for
- Python
- API design and integrations
- Healthcare systems knowledge (EHR, practice management)
- Problem-solving in ambiguous, fast-paced environments
- Technical communication with non-technical stakeholders
- Voice/telephony systems (Twilio preferred)
- AI/LLM applications
- Production software engineering
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Assort Health
Assort Health builds AI-powered healthcare solutions, including voice agents and patient engagement workflows that create continuous conversations across care journeys. The company is hiring for security, software engineering, forward-deployed, and solutions engineering roles to scale its platform serving healthcare systems and patients.
- Website
- assorthealth.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through a complex integration project you've shipped from start to finish—what was the hardest technical problem you solved, and how did you approach it?
- Tell us about a time you had to explain a technical concept or limitation to a non-technical stakeholder. How did you handle it, and what was the outcome?