Join Amperos as a Full Stack Engineer to build AI-driven solutions for healthcare revenue cycle management.
Posted by employer 1 year ago
First seen on Joblaze 1 month ago
Last verified on the company career page 1 day ago
Skills & Technologies
AI in the day-to-day
You'll work on building voice AI, browser agents, and generative AI features.
Not disclosed in this posting: compensation, seniority, years of experience, visa sponsorship.
Benefits
Joblaze summary
In this role, the full stack engineer at Amperos will engage directly with clients to develop comprehensive workflows that integrate AI solutions into healthcare revenue cycle management. The position requires expertise in backend development and familiarity with AI technologies, particularly in building voice and generative AI features. Ideal candidates are product-minded engineers who thrive in a dynamic environment and are eager to tackle complex challenges in an underserved industry. Amperos, a growing startup backed by significant funding, emphasizes a collaborative culture focused on empathy and innovation.
Joblaze insights
- Listed about a month ago — first seen on Joblaze September 3, 2026. Last confirmed on Amperos's careers page October 27, 2026.
- AI/ML appears in 7.2% of 555 comparable fullstack roles in United States; Generative AI appears in 0.2% of 555 comparable fullstack roles in United States.
Quick facts
- Is the Software Engineer, Full Stack role remote?
- No — this is an on-site role in NYC.
- Where is the role based?
- Amperos is hiring for this position in NYC.
- What's the tech stack?
- Joblaze extracted these technologies from the posting: AI/ML, Generative AI, Voice AI, browser agents.
- Is this full-time or contract?
- Full-time for this Software Engineer, Full Stack role at Amperos.
From the original posting
About the role
We’re building an agentic platform to tackle administrative workflows for healthcare providers. This means everything from building a workflow platform, productizing AI agents, and thinking about how humans and AI interact within software. We are looking for full stack engineers to partner closely with our clients to solve some of their biggest RCM workflow inefficiencies.
As an engineer at Amperos, you’ll get to work on frontier problems in AI and use the latest AI technology. You’ll work side by side with our customers to prototype end-to-end solutions to workflows and productize those prototypes.
What you’ll do
Partner closely with customers to build end-to-end agentic workflows
Work on building voice AI, browser agents, and generative AI features
Build traditional full-stack features, tools, and automations to support these agentic products
Lead both 0-1 projects but also 1-X
Develop deep expertise in RCM workflows to be able to empathize with our users and make good engineering product decisions
Who we’re looking for
Strong product minded full-stack engineers (backend expertise) that can build LLM products
Can work with customers directly to solve their problems rather than just following specs
Excited to build in an industry that is underserved by technology and immerse themselves in the world of healthcare billing and revenue cycle management
Willing to wear different hats and do whatever is necessary. No task is beneath us.
High agency. You don’t need much instruction to create results. You pride yourself on being able to just figure things out.
Great communicator both verbally and written. You proactively push necessary information to the team rather than the team needing to pull info from you.
Perks & Benefits
In-person culture at our Flatiron office in NYC with paid lunch and dinner
Flexible hours and time off
Gym stipend
Commuter benefits
Health, dental, vision insurance
401(k) with matching contribution
Annual offsite
Our Values
Lead with Empathy - Great products and teams are built on empathy—whether for our customers, users, or team members. We take the time to walk in others' shoes, listen actively, and truly understand their challenges, needs, and perspectives.
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