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Sahai by eGovernments Foundation seeks an AI/ML Scientist to develop and validate a proof-of-concept model for clinical interviewing and diagnostic decision support. The role focuses on model research and development, not production deployment.
You will collaborate with clinicians, data specialists, and engineers to design experiments, post-train candidate models, and establish what works in Indian primary care.
Sahai is an initiative backed by the eGovernments Foundation, building an AI triage system and clinician co-pilot to expand primary healthcare access across rural India.
Through voice-based conversations, Sahai gathers patient histories and prepares differential diagnoses and draft care recommendations for qualified doctors to review. We are developing open-weight models suited to Indian primary care, supported by clinical data, safety controls, and rigorous evaluation.
We are looking for a hands-on AI/ML Scientist / Engineer to develop and validate a proof-of-concept model for clinical interviewing and diagnostic decision support.
The challenge goes beyond teaching models medical facts. It involves improving their ability to conduct useful multi-turn patient interviews, work with clinical tools, and reason with incomplete information.
You will collaborate with clinicians, data specialists, and engineers to design experiments, post-train candidate models, and establish what works. This role focuses on model research and development, not production deployment or operational infrastructure.
We value demonstrated technical depth and experimental rigor more than familiarity with a long list of tools. Prior production-deployment experience is not required.
A medical background is not required. Respect for clinical expertise and responsible handling of sensitive data are essential. Speech-model training is not the primary focus of this role.
An evaluated proof of concept that demonstrates measurable improvements over a baseline, supported by reproducible experiments and an honest account of its limitations. The work should help Sahai decide which approaches merit further development; production readiness is not the expected outcome.
Apply advanced AI research to a concrete public-health challenge. Help establish the model capabilities that could bring qualified medical judgment within reach of underserved communities.