Knithealth
Data Engineer II
San Francisco. Posted 15 days ago
The role
You will build the data infrastructure behind a clinical AI platform. You will design and maintain data pipelines and develop a clinical world data model to transform healthcare data for model training and research.
What you will do
- Design, build, and maintain data pipelines and infrastructure at scale
- Expand data integrations to new clinical and healthcare data sources
- Build and optimize large-scale, data processing systems
- Drive data and product integrations with healthcare clients
- Shape data architecture and establish standards for quality, testing, documentation, and observability
Required qualifications
- Systems thinking and problem-solving
- Data engineering fundamentals including data modeling, ETL/ELT, orchestration, database architecture, and data quality
- Hands-on experience processing large datasets using Spark or comparable frameworks
- Approximately 4-6 years of professional data engineering experience, or equivalent hands-on experience
- Strong Python and SQL skills
- Hands-on experience with a major cloud platform such as Azure, AWS, or GCP
Nice to have
- Experience working with healthcare data, particularly provider-side clinical and claims workflows
- Experience with Epic, EHR systems, or healthcare interoperability standards such as FHIR and HL7
- Familiarity with healthcare privacy and compliance frameworks, including HIPAA
- Experience using AI-assisted coding tools
- Experience optimizing large-scale data processing workloads for cost and performance
- Experience with Azure and Databricks
Benefits
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage with 100% of premiums paid for employees and dependents
- Gold medical plan included; employees may choose to buy up to Platinum
- 401(k) plan
- 24 days of PTO annually
About the company
Knit Health is building a novel clinical foundation model to improve how healthcare is delivered. The team uses a novel AI architecture to build a clinical intelligence platform for healthcare providers.