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We're looking for an experienced AI/ML Engineer with at least 2 years of hands-on ML or AI deployment experience to build and deploy our agentic AI platform. You should be comfortable working in a fast-paced startup environment, moving quickly to build and iterate on LLM agentic workflows. Bonus points if you have experience deploying agents or have a background in reinforcement learning.
Design and build the architecture for our agentic AI system that autonomously resolves insurance claim denials
Develop specialized AI agents for denial classification, root cause analysis, evidence retrieval, policy reasoning, and appeal generation
Implement multi-agent orchestration frameworks that coordinate complex workflows across research, decision-making, and document generation
Build and optimize RAG systems to retrieve relevant clinical documentation, billing records, and payer policy information
Create evaluation frameworks and feedback loops to continuously improve agent performance and reliability
Design prompt engineering strategies and fine-tuning approaches to optimize LLM behavior for healthcare billing workflows
Work closely with billing managers to understand denial resolution workflows and translate them into agent behaviors
Collaborate with the engineering team on production infrastructure for deploying and monitoring AI agents at scale
Actively contribute to building the team's AI/ML vision and technical roadmap
Collaborate on code reviews and technical design documents to ensure code quality and distribute knowledge
Joyful Health provides a revenue recovery solution that combines software with an expert team to help healthcare practices reclaim lost revenue. It claims clients recover revenue worth 5-10x the company’s fees.
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$17M
raised
Joyful Health, an AI financial infrastructure company for healthcare revenue operations, raised $17M Series A led by CRV with participation from XYZ Venture Capital, Designer Fund, Inflect Capital, and Go Global Ventures, bringing total funding to $22M.