Lamar Health, San Francisco, California +1
As a Head of Engineering (HOE) at Lamar Health, you’ll bridge the gap between our core platform and the real-world needs of our customers — health systems, clinics, and care teams. You’ll work hand-in-hand with our CEO, sales, engineers and customers to understand their workflows, design solutions that streamline operations, and ensure that our technology drives measurable impact in patient outcomes and care efficiency.
We are looking for a player-coach type personality that loves to live in the code and build process, teams and systems to help scale for our next phase of growth.
Why Lamar Health?
What do we do: We take care of shitty paperwork for very expensive drugs.
Location: On-site/Remote in San Francisco, CA
Type: Employee (Full-Time)
Compensation: Competitive + mission-driven impact
Our CEO worked on the AI model for the COVID Pfizer vaccine. We’re a good fit for someone that needs to have this level of impact.
Lamar Health is building modern infrastructure for healthcare delivery — helping care teams, clinics, and patients connect seamlessly through intelligent software. Our mission is to bring speed, clarity, and coordination to a space that’s too often fragmented and slow.
We work with leading healthcare organizations to reimagine how technology supports care delivery — from data integration to patient experience. Every deployment matters because it directly affects how real people access care.
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