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Sailor Health, Inc. is hiring its first Founding Data & Analytics Engineer to architect and scale Sailor’s data foundation.
You’ll build pipelines powering clinical insights and AI copilots, working closely with co-founders, clinicians, and engineers to turn data into care decisions. This ground-floor role offers the chance to design data models for patient outcomes, automate operations, and craft an AI-first analytics stack from scratch, in a fast-growing healthcare startup with strong PMF.
America is undergoing one of the largest demographic shifts in its history as the Baby Boomer generation enters its later years. This shift will put unprecedented pressure on Medicare, which already spends more than $1 trillion each year caring for older adults. Yet the healthcare system is built backwards: reactive instead of preventative, measuring years of life instead of the quality of them.
Sailor Health is building a new care model for aging. We combine behavioral health, healthcare advocacy, wellness classes, and AI care agents into one virtual platform designed for older adults. AI coaches help patients navigate their health between visits, while AI copilots give providers the tools to deliver higher-quality, better-informed care. We partner with Medicare to make our platform affordable and accessible to older adults nationwide.
Sailor has exceptional product-market fit:
We’re hiring our first Founding Data & Analytics Engineer to architect and scale Sailor’s data foundation, powering everything from clinical insights to AI copilots. You’ll work closely with our co‑founders, clinicians, and engineers to build the pipelines and analytics that fuel care delivery and decision‑making.
This is a ground‑floor opportunity to build an AI‑first data stack from scratch at a startup with extreme PMF. You’ll design the data models that measure patient outcomes, automate operations, and unlock intelligence across our platform.
We’re honestly looking for a bit of a unicorn.