US Engineering Lead, AI Healthcare Automation

Parallel; New York (NY); On-site; USD 200,000 - 320,000; Full time

Job summary

Parallel is building AI agents to automate healthcare admin tasks, starting with medical coding. The Engineering Lead for the US market will own the US technical roadmap, establish the New York engineering team, and ensure the product adapts to US hospital workflows.

You will work with HIPAA/compliance standards, coordinate with Paris, and pilot the solution in US hospitals starting in 2027, with regular trips to pilot sites.

Qualifications

• 4 to 8 years in software engineering, including at least 2 years leading a small team or as tech lead.
• Hands-on: you still read and write code and engage in the codebase when needed.
• You have shipped a product that handles US patient data: HIPAA, BAAs, security reviews with hospital IT.
• You have built EHR integrations (HL7, FHIR), ideally on Meditech, Oracle Health (Cerner) or Altera.
• LLMs or ML in production are a plus.

Responsibilities

• Define and own the US technical roadmap and coordinate with Paris for alignment.
• Lead the NY engineering team and hire as we grow.
• Get US data formats (837I, HL7, C-CDA) supported and validated.
• Oversee US integrations with hospitals' EHRs and data security reviews.
• Pilot deployment at US hospitals and ongoing operational support.
• Collaborate with Head of Coding and AI engineers to tailor the engine for US needs.

Skills

Lead software engineering

Hands-on coding

HIPAA compliance

EHR integrations HL7/FHIR

US market leadership

Tools

Meditech

Oracle Health

Cerner

Altera

HL7

Job description

Parallel is building AI agents to automate healthcare admin tasks, starting with medical coding. The Engineering Lead for the US market will own the US technical roadmap, establish the New York engineering team, and ensure the product adapts to US hospital workflows.

You will work with HIPAA/compliance standards, coordinate with Paris, and pilot the solution in US hospitals starting in 2027, with regular trips to pilot sites.