Forward Deployed Engineer
- Market p25–p75
- $145k–$220k
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About Claim Health
Claim Health is the AI Revenue Platform for Post-Acute Care. Post-acute care is one of the largest and fastest-growing sectors in healthcare, yet the operational infrastructure powering it is fragmented, manual, and reactive. Providers operate across disconnected systems, human-heavy workflows, and high-stakes operational processes that directly impact patient access and financial performance.
Claim Health is building the adaptive operational layer for post-acute care - a platform that unifies data, automates execution, and enables intelligent coordination across revenue-critical workflows.
We work directly inside some of the most operationally complex healthcare organizations in the country, helping them modernize the systems that power care delivery.
The Role
We’re looking for a Forward Deployed Engineer to operate at the intersection of engineering, product, and customer operations.
This is not traditional solutions engineering or implementation consulting.
You’ll work directly with customers to understand how real operational systems break, then build production-grade software that solves those problems at the root. Half of your job is deeply technical execution across the stack. The other half is embedding with customers, translating operational complexity into scalable product systems.
You will shape both:
How Claim Health’s platform evolves
How entire product lines are defined and brought to market
Forward Deployed Engineers at Claim Health are builders first. You will write production code, own deployments, design workflows, and create new abstractions that become core parts of the platform.
You’ll spend time inside real healthcare operations (intake teams, billing workflows, authorization queues, reconciliation processes) then turn that operational reality into software.
This role is ideal for someone who wants maximum ownership, customer proximity, and the opportunity to define entirely new categories of workflow automation.
What your day will look like
Build Production Systems
Ship full-stack product capabilities directly into production
Build workflow orchestration systems, internal tooling, and customer-facing interfaces
Design resilient systems that coordinate complex operational processes
Work across frontend, backend, infra, integrations, and AI systems
Embed Directly with Customers
Work closely with operators, billing teams, executives, and frontline staff
Observe operational workflows firsthand and identify systemic bottlenecks
Lead implementations and deployments within large healthcare organizations
Translate ambiguous customer pain points into scalable product primitives
Shape Product Direction
Define entirely new product lines from customer insight and operational patterns
Create abstractions that generalize across fragmented healthcare systems
Influence roadmap prioritization through direct field exposure
Partner with engineering and GTM to rapidly iterate on high-leverage workflows
Own Outcomes End-to-End
Diagnose failures in messy real-world environments
Build automation that removes operational burden at scale
Ensure systems are observable, reliable, and correct under real constraints
Operate with urgency while maintaining high engineering standards
How Claim Health Engineering Works
We believe the best engineers are deeply connected to the problems they solve.
At Claim Health:
Engineers talk directly to customers
Product direction emerges from operational reality
We optimize for speed, ownership, and leverage
We care deeply about correctness and reliability
We build systems, not demos
We prioritize durable abstractions over temporary fixes
There is no strict separation between engineering, product, implementation, or strategy.
The people building the platform are the same people defining how it evolves.
What We’re Looking For
We care more about slope, ownership, and systems thinking than specific technologies.
You likely have:
Strong full-stack engineering fundamentals
Comfort operating across frontend, backend, infrastructure, and data systems