Canvas Medical
Solutions Engineer
About this role
Canvas Medical seeks a Solutions Engineer to bridge customer needs and platform capabilities by architecting and implementing custom healthcare automation solutions. You'll build integrations and plugins using the Canvas SDK, partner with Solutions Consultants, and deliver production-ready solutions that extend the EMR platform's functionality.
What you'll do
- Architect and implement custom solutions using Canvas SDK for healthcare automation
- Build reusable plugins and integrations to extend platform capabilities
- Partner with Solutions Consultants to prototype and validate technical approaches
- Transform customer requirements into robust, scalable technical solutions
- Deliver production-ready solutions and support customer implementation
- Contribute to evolution of developer tools and platform features
What they're looking for
- Strong software engineering fundamentals
- SDK and API development experience
- Healthcare domain knowledge or ability to learn quickly
- Full-stack development capabilities
- Rapid prototyping and iteration
- Technical problem-solving and architecture design
- Cross-functional collaboration
- Production code quality standards
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Canvas Medical
Canvas Medical builds a healthcare EMR platform with extensible automation capabilities and AI agent integration. The company is hiring Solutions Engineers, Developer Advocates, and Applied AI Software Engineers to architect custom healthcare solutions, support external developers, and advance AI deployment within their platform.
- Website
- canvasmedical.com
Likely interview questions
- Can you walk us through a time when you built a custom integration or plugin to solve a specific customer problem? How did you balance rapid prototyping with production-quality code?
- Describe your experience working with SDKs or APIs. How would you approach architecting a solution using unfamiliar developer tools under tight customer timelines?