Prolaio
Data Architect, Clinical
Chicago, IL
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 41 days ago
PythonSQLBigQuerySnowflakeRedshiftDatabricksAWSGCPAzureCloud PlatformsKafkaMachine LearningSparkAirflowdbtData EngineeringData ScienceHL7/FHIRClinical TrialsClinical ResearchResearchCollaboration
About the role
- Prolaio believes that continuous learning and collaboration can make a significant difference in how heart care is administered.
- This is precision cardiology, and we know it's within reach.
Responsibilities
- 401(k) plan to help you build long-term financial security.
- Plan for the Future: 401(k) plan to help you build long-term financial security.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in computer science, Data Engineering, Information Systems, Biomedical Informatics, Engineering, or a related field.
Skills
- Easy access to telehealth and optional supplemental coverage for life's unexpected moments.
- Starting Salary is at $148,000.00 (Exact Compensation may vary based on skills, experience, and location)
Compensation
- Competitive salary, performance bonus, and equity so you can share in what we build.
Benefits
- HSA, FSA, commuter benefits, and a $1,200 annual Lifestyle Spending Account to support wellness, commuting, family needs, and more.
- Paid parental leave, caregiver leave, and support for growing families.
- Time to Recharge: Generous paid time off, sick leave, and company holidays.
- Security & Peace of Mind: Company-paid life insurance and short- and long-term disability coverage.
- Care When You Need It: Easy access to telehealth and optional supplemental coverage for life's unexpected moments.
- Demonstrated experience architecting healthcare data platforms that support structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data in regulated or validated environments.
Company info
- Company-paid life insurance and short- and long-term disability coverage.
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