Commure jobs

Commure's Air AI team is hiring a Backend/Fullstack Engineer to build the intelligence layer embedded in clinical workflows—spanning ambient AI documentation, conversational clinical assistants, and an extensible AI Skills Library that automates clinical tasks. You'll design and implement scalable backend systems powering healthcare solutions, lead technical planning for new features balancing clinical usability with engineering feasibility, and collaborate with product, design, and clinical experts to ship reliable, production-grade AI features. Required: a CS/Engineering degree, 2+ years of professional software engineering experience, strong fullstack capabilities (Python backend required, TypeScript/React frontend), hands-on production LLM integration or AI feature development, and comfort working in fast-moving environments. Commure is operating at significant scale—500,000+ clinicians across 500+ healthcare organizations trust the platform with $25B+ in annual claims—and recently raised $70M at a $7B valuation. The role demands working directly with clinicians and shipping daily with full ownership from concept to production, which means your impact on patient care is immediate and measurable.

Senior Forward Deployed Engineer at Commure supporting healthcare clients with AI solutions (clinical documentation, coding, revenue cycle management). Role requires 35% travel to client sites and on-site building/demoing; technical support and implementation focus rather than core engineering. Mountain View, CA location.

Commure's Air AI team is hiring a full-stack engineer to build the intelligence layer embedded in clinical workflows, combining ambient documentation, conversational AI assistants, and reusable clinical automation agents. You'll design and implement AI-powered features across the stack—from Python backend systems integrating LLMs to TypeScript/React frontends—while collaborating with clinicians and product teams to ship intuitive solutions into real healthcare environments. Required experience includes a CS degree, 4+ years of professional software engineering (ideally in startups), strong fullstack skills with Python/TypeScript/React, hands-on LLM integration in production, and demonstrated ability to drive projects from ideation to deployment. Commure powers 500,000+ clinicians nationwide, has achieved 300% YoY growth for two years, was named to Fortune's Future 50 for 2025, and is backed by Sequoia, General Catalyst, and other tier-one investors. The role emphasizes rapid shipping, mentoring others, and establishing engineering best practices in a fast-moving healthcare AI environment. Must be comfortable working across clinical, product, design, and engineering stakeholders in a high-ambition startup setting.

Senior Software Engineer, Information Security at Commure, a healthcare AI company with 300% YoY growth. The role involves architecting detection frameworks, integrating threat intelligence, and building AI-driven security operations using Splunk, AWS, Python, and Bash. Mountain View-based with remote eligibility, salary $160k–$190k.

Commure seeks a Senior/Staff Mobile Infrastructure Engineer to own iOS/Android architecture, performance, and developer experience for their ambient AI healthcare platform built in Flutter with native integrations. Salary $170–240k, on-site in Mountain View, SF, LA, or NYC. Strong healthcare domain and AI focus but mobility-first infrastructure.

Software Engineer at Commure focused on the Athelas Home, an FDA-cleared IoT medical device for blood analysis. Role spans full-stack development (backend and frontend services), infrastructure, and medical device R&D in a small multi-functional team. Based in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Salary $40k–$50k USD annually—well below James's target and typical market rates, suggesting a role outside the US market.

Commure is hiring a Senior Fullstack Engineer to design and develop scalable healthcare AI applications that power over 500,000 clinicians nationwide. You'll build both backend and frontend systems using Java and React, architecting robust solutions for ambient AI clinical documentation, provider copilots, and revenue cycle management products. The role requires 4+ years of full-stack development experience with deep Java expertise, Spring Boot, React, cloud platforms (AWS/Azure/GCP), and relational/document databases; healthcare domain knowledge (HL7/FHIR) and AI/ML experience are bonuses. Commure is a fast-growing healthcare AI company backed by top-tier investors (Sequoia, General Catalyst, Y Combinator) that achieved 300% YoY growth and made Fortune's Future 50 for 2025. This is a fully remote US-based position where you'll collaborate closely with product and design teams to build cutting-edge features and support both on-prem and cloud deployments.

Commure, a healthcare AI platform automating clinical workflows, is hiring engineers for its Ambient Agents team to scale its agent stack and automate core components of healthcare operations. You'll lead the design, development, and deployment of complex features across the product architecture, working closely with cross-functional teams to solve customer pain points while maintaining code quality and keeping pace with emerging AI trends. Required experience includes 4+ years shipping enterprise software, proficiency in JavaScript/TypeScript/Node.js, hands-on work with LLMs and RAG tooling, strong DevOps fundamentals (Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD), and security by design principles. Commure is a well-funded startup (Fortune's Future 50 for 2025, backed by Sequoia and General Catalyst) processing over $10 billion annually with 300% YoY growth, operating at significant scale across hundreds of care sites and 500,000 clinicians. The role emphasizes shipping quickly and working on meaningful healthcare problems; bonus experience includes speech/dialog technologies (ASR, TTS), event-driven architecture, and health tech background. This is a launch-heavy moment with new product releases and expansion into additional care segments, making it an opportunity to help define industry standards.