Senior Platform Engineer
- AI
- CI/CD
- Incident Response
- Devops
- Python
- Bash
- Kubernetes
- Docker
- Terraform
- IaC
- Grafana
- Prometheus
- Jaeger
- OpenTelemetry
- AWS
- HIPAA
- SOC2
- AI/ML
- Equity
The role
You're building the platform that makes AI agents trustworthy enough to operate in healthcare.
Why this matters
When 30+ AI agents operate autonomously — coordinating schedules, handling credentialing, working alongside clinicians — infrastructure is what makes the difference between "colleague" and "liability."
Observability isn't just for debugging code. It's for understanding agent behavior. Knowing when Holmes is drifting. Catching failures before patients do.
What you'll build
CI/CD that ships agent capabilities safely, not just code
Observability that tracks agent behavior, not just service health
Infrastructure that scales with agent count
Automation so humans aren't the bottleneck
Runbooks and incident response that let us sleep
This is infrastructure for agents to operate on. That changes what platform engineering means.
You're a fit if you have
7+ years DevOps/SRE/Platform Engineering, cloud-native
Strong Python/Bash — you write code, not click consoles
Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform — IaC is how you think
Grafana, Prometheus, Jaeger, OpenTelemetry — you'vebuilt observability
AWS depth
Been paged, fixed it, made sure it never happened again
Also great if you have
Healthcare, HIPAA, or SOC2 experience
AI/ML infrastructure (model serving, GPU clusters, vector DBs)
Opinions about what "agent observability" should mean
Been employee #1-10 somewhere
Why Healiom
Pre-Series A. 12 engineers. Real equity. Build the platform that makes healthcare AI trustworthy.
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Senior Platform Engineer · Healiom