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Trellis AI Seeks Forward Deployed Engineer to Build Healthcare AI Agents

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macklinkachorn

6mo ago· 9 min readen

Summary

Trellis AI is hiring a Forward Deployed Engineer to build and deploy AI agents that automate healthcare administrative processes like prior authorizations, document intake, and appeals. The company's AI systems process billions of dollars in therapies annually across all 50 states, helping patients access life-saving medicine by streamlining healthcare billing and reimbursements. The role involves developing production-grade agentic systems for healthcare decision-making, working directly with Fortune 500 customers, and owning key technical infrastructure at a rapidly growing startup backed by Y Combinator and other leading investors.

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Trellis builds and deploys computer use agents to get patients access to life-saving medicine.
Our computer-use AI agents process billions of dollars worth of therapies annually with patients in all fifty states.
Think of us as the Stripe of healthcare billing and reimbursements.
Build production-grade agentic systems that make critical healthcare decisions, backed by robust evaluation frameworks.
We've grown revenue 10x in the past few months alone and have XX% market share in the specialty healthcare markets we serve.
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Trellis builds and deploys computer use agents to get patients access to life-saving medicine. Our computer-use AI agents process billions of dollars worth of therapies annually with patients in all fifty states. We do this by automating document intake,

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