Project Method

Junior Engineer @ Zingage

New York, USA · Junior

Sponsorship not specified$140k-$180kDetected 302 days ago

DatadogAgentic AIEHR/EMRResearch

About the role

We already power hundreds of healthcare sites and coordinate thousands of caregiver visits every week.
The stakes are real: if our system fails, patients go without care.
As an early-career engineer, you'll work directly on these systems.

Build AI agents that resolve care incidents - from missed clock-ins to caregiver no-shows - efficiently and accurately.
Build closed-loop human + AI systems where operators and models collaborate to keep care running.
When you're ready to start your own company, we'll invest up to $50K to help you launch.

You'll be learning side by side with founding engineers who previously built at Uber, Datadog, Ramp, and Tennr - and who are now applying that experience to one of the most important problems in healthcare.

scrappy enough to break through, serious enough to stand behind what we ship.
About the Role We already power hundreds of healthcare sites and coordinate thousands of caregiver visits every week.
Our system ingests breakdowns in real time - missed visits, caregiver no-shows, last-minute call-offs - and drives resolution loops with AI + human operators.
This is not a training program - you'll be writing code that reaches caregivers and patients within weeks of joining.
Work on voice AI where failure isn't cosmetic: if it breaks, someone's parent could be left alone.
Engineer deep EMR integrations (WellSky, AxisCare, AlayaCare), solving problems in data integrity, indexing, and real-time search.
Ship into production fast, with stakes and leverage most engineers never see this early in their career.
Who You Are You've hacked projects from 0→1 - a weird app, a robot, a compiler, whatever - because you couldn't not build.
You get excited by multi-agent systems, coordination under uncertainty, or voice AI where failure has real stakes.

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