Member of Technical Staff, Health Systems

OpenEvidence•San Francisco, CA

About The Position

OpenEvidence is hiring a Member of Technical Staff to help design and deliver its product within clinical workflows and health systems. The role serves as the technical and product lead for health system partners, shaping how OpenEvidence is integrated into clinicians’ existing work environments and determining what to build next. The position spans product ideation, implementation, launch, and ongoing support. Depending on the work, the role may involve writing or reviewing code, prototyping clinical workflows, setting technical direction for launches, shaping the product roadmap based on input from clinicians and partners, and presenting plans to health system IT, security, and clinical leaders. The company describes its culture as focused on world-class work, end-to-end ownership, autonomy, and high standards. Engineers are expected to own major product improvements and work effectively in ambiguous situations. The preferred location is in person in San Francisco or Miami, with remote work considered for exceptional candidates willing to travel often to meet with the team.

Requirements

  • At least 3 years of professional engineering experience.
  • Strong engineering skills and excellent product judgment, particularly regarding risk, reliability, and production changes.
  • Ability to understand complex systems and quickly identify the real source of a problem.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills for both sophisticated enterprise audiences and non-technical clinical leaders.

Nice To Haves

  • At least 5 years of professional engineering experience is preferred.
  • Experience with health systems.
  • Experience with EHR integrations.
  • Experience with clinical AI benchmarking.
  • Experience with agentic workflows.
  • Experience with enterprise SaaS implementations.

Responsibilities

  • Lead how OpenEvidence is designed, built, and launched inside health systems, from product ideation through ongoing support.
  • Make product and architectural decisions, often in ambiguous situations.
  • Build enterprise product capabilities and turn recurring needs into scalable tools and processes.
  • Uphold the security, privacy, and reliability standards expected by health system partners.
  • Work across engineering, product, sales, support, legal, and partners to deliver outcomes.
  • Write or review code as needed.
  • Prototype clinical workflows and set technical direction for launches.
  • Shape the product roadmap based on information learned from clinicians and partners.
  • Present plans to health system IT, security, and clinical leaders.
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