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Clicks Health is hiring a Forward Deployed Strategist in San Francisco to deploy agentic workflows for healthcare AI customers. You will learn customer workflows, translate them into reliable agent logic, prove it works, and take it live.
You don’t need production coding, but you must think clearly about LLM behavior and earn trust in early meetings. You’ll split time between deployment (roughly 80%) and shaping product (about 20%), building reusable templates and collaborating with engineers to
We’re hiring a Forward Deployed Strategist to put our AI agents to work inside healthcare organizations. Most of your time goes to designing and deploying agentic workflows with customers. The rest goes to turning what you learn into product. You have a CS or similarly quantitative background, think in systems, understand how LLMs actually behave, and love working with customers.
Our mission is to accelerate the world’s transition to autonomous operations. We’re starting with healthcare revenue cycle management. We build AI agents that do anything from prior auth to denial management and payment posting, working in the same EHRs, payer portals and phone calls that billing teams use today. Customers get 90%+ of the work fully automated, go live in under 5 weeks, and are guaranteed 50%+ cost savings.
Why now: payers use AI to deny claims, and providers who don’t fight back with AI fall behind. Billing teams also churn because the work is repetitive. Our agents take that work off their plate.
Investors: Y Combinator, 20VC, Fly Ventures, Yellow. $4.5M raised.Team: Small, technical, founder-led. You work directly with the founders.
You own deployments end to end: learn how a customer’s team does the work today, translate it into logic our agents follow reliably, prove it works, and take it live.
Let’s be direct: this is mostly deployment work. If you mainly want to own a roadmap, this isn’t the role. If you want to learn what to build by doing the work with customers, it is. At an AI agent company, the people who know what to build are the ones who deployed it. Deployment is the path into product here, not a toll you pay before it.
You don’t need to write production code. You do need to be exceptionally sharp at logic, able to reason about where an LLM will succeed or fail, and able to earn the trust of a revenue cycle director in the first meeting.
Deploy agentic workflows (~80%)
Shape the product (~20%)
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