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AI Nexus Innovations Hub's MedOrbit is hiring a Backend Engineer (HMS) to scale its hospital management platform used by doctors, nurses, labs and billing teams in India. This on-site role in Nagarabhavi, Bangalore requires building backend services and integrating clinical workflows.
You will craft Java/Spring Boot microservices, REST APIs, multi-tenant data isolation, and HIP/HIU compliant data handling, with chance to work with AI-enabled features and imaging/LIS integrations alongside a
We're Hiring: Backend Engineer (HMS) – MedOrbit, an AI-Native Hospital Platform
This isn't a "maintain a CRUD app" role. MedOrbit is already live with paying hospitals, runs the full clinical and operational spine of a hospital, and has 11 AI agents in production under clinician control. You'll build the backend that doctors, nurses, lab technicians, pharmacists and billing teams use every day.
Location: Nagarabhavi, Bangalore (On-site, 5 days a week)
Type: Full-time
Experience: 1–4 years
Mandatory: Hands-on experience developing a Hospital Management System (HMS), EHR/EMR, LIS, pharmacy or other healthcare software (job, internship or substantial project)
MedOrbit (by AI Nexus Innovations Hub) is a multi‑tenant hospital management platform built for Indian healthcare. One codebase serves 24 facility types, from a solo doctor's clinic to a 500‑bed super‑specialty hospital, pathology labs, imaging centres, dialysis chains, blood banks and retail pharmacies.
It covers OPD, IPD, OT, Emergency, NICU, maternity, LIS / RIS / PACS, teleradiology, telemedicine, pharmacy, billing, revenue‑cycle management and insurance / TPA. It is ABDM‑integrated (ABHA, consent, HIP/HIU, FHIR R4), NHCX‑connected for claims, HL7 and DICOM interoperable, and supports NABH/NABL evidence and DPDP compliance.
Small team, short decision path, direct access to the founders. Specifications are written down and taken seriously. We ship continuously to a live production platform, and features are validated with real hospital users, not in a conference room.