We're building an AI care platform to reduce ER visits, close care gaps, and guide patients to the right care at the right time. We're a pre-seed healthcare startup working with major providers to drive real outcomes. We have great runway, we're moving fast, and we have lots of leads that mean we can't build fast enough. We also believe in compliance and security from day 0.
We're looking for someone with deep healthcare integration experience to hit the ground running. Ideally they're a pragmatic backend expert to help us scale our integration platform as we continue to grow. The expectation is deep knowledge of healthcare standards. Integrations can be a full time role, but at a startup it's necessary to wear many hats. So this individual should also feel comfortable as a generalist who can jump in at any part of the stack.
I have been a software engineer for over 12+ years and am currently an EM. I am looking into transitioning into healthcare technology because of the kind of problem it solves. Trying to connect my skill and purpose, and healthcare seems the most interesting to me. So you think deep experience is needed for this role?
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We're building an AI care platform to reduce ER visits, close care gaps, and guide patients to the right care at the right time. We're a pre-seed healthcare startup working with major providers to drive real outcomes. We have great runway, we're moving fast, and we have lots of leads that mean we can't build fast enough. We also believe in compliance and security from day 0.
We're looking for someone with deep healthcare integration experience to hit the ground running. Ideally they're a pragmatic backend expert to help us scale as we continue to grow. Integrations can be a full time role, but at a startup it's necessary to wear many hats. So this individual should also feel comfortable as a generalist who can jump in at any part of the stack.
Thanks! I'm really glad you like the LunaKron. I make a couple other versions that have less wood aesthetic and more futuristic black acrylic with a photorealistic, silvery moon.
I connect a tiny GPS module to the Arduino via 3 wires: power, ground, and serial input, and use Mikal Hart's "TinyGPSPlus" module to parse the NMEA data streams.
Thanks! It was super fun making the sounds for it.
I used the python library midiutil to add the notes I wanted to individual midi files (single notes, success chords, failure chords, and new level / loop chords). Then I made a script to generate oggs for every instrument in the sound font i mentioned (this used fluidsynth + oggenc to map the midi notes to use each of the entries in the sound font) for one of the success chords, listened to them all, picked the one I liked best to be the sound and then did the same for _all_ the midis (every separate note, success chords, and failure chord).
I think I could have likely just used the sound font directly in the game and generated on the fly, but distributing the sound font itself was subject to their license terms, etc. But just using it to create midi tracks etc. did not have restrictions.
We're building an AI care platform to reduce ER visits, close care gaps, and guide patients to the right care at the right time. We're a stealth-stage healthcare startup working with major providers to drive real outcomes. We just closed our pre-seed round and have great runway; at the same time, we're moving fast. We also believe in compliance and security from day 0.
We're looking for a pragmatic generalist who is comfortable at any part of the stack.
I'm actively working on (something) this in my free time!
I'm frustrated by all the freemium apps and want to release something completely free for full recipe/shopping management. To me, that's baseline functionality.
The main difference in your description is that the shopping list can be auto generated by selected recipes planned against a calendar. e.g. I want to cook these 5 recipes this week and my shopping list automatically aggregates to say "3 onions" instead of 3 separate entries for onions. I don't have a "pantry" yet but can very easily see that in the future.
This sounds awesome. I've had half baked ideas along these lines for different intersections of disciples. Great you're pursuing it and making it a reality!
Are you comfortable sharing any more specifics? Do you have a landing page or is it all offline at the moment?
But sure some details. It’s in the Canary Islands so pretty far from “Europe” but not exactly hard to get to. In a village about 20 minutes drive from the city. Under a volcano but not that volcano. By the time it’s all fixed it will have cost me about a year’s gross income from my fancy tech job (which paid less than in California but quite well for the EU).
It’s a house with a studio and eventually it will also have a ceramics oven and a printing press and whatever else seems necessary. There is a bit of land with food growing. Interestingly, I will probably never be allowed to make the house any bigger, which is a useful constraint actually.
Solar and wind for energy so even stuff like long-lived powered projects can be considered. If I’m ever VIP enough I’ll bring Trevor Paglen out to watch the ships at sea. :-)
The master plan is to use it myself as a sort of recurring self-residency and then have other artists doing the same. How many depends on my capacity to manage it, at the beginning it’ll just be artists I already know and trust. If any artist has a particularly strong resonance with the place I would try to get them recurring as well, but that remains to be seen.
There will be exhibitions and studio visits and art parties, at some point. I will try to help the artists sell (including myself) but that’s secondary.
I could run it informally forever but I would really like to give it some official status eventually, partly just because but mostly in order to be able to sponsor artists. In the long run assuming I have enough money I’d like to bring out artists who would need help paying for it and getting the visa.
Part of my motivation in this is to find a way of being in the Art World that does not fill me with dread like exhibiting my own work does. But that’s another story.
Very cool. I have been planning to do something similar on 5 acres in FL. Your location sounds much more exotic! My main issue is I am still accumulating funds so most likely I will need to set up a 501C and have future artists continue my vision.
We're building an AI care platform to reduce ER visits, close care gaps, and guide patients to the right care at the right time. We're a pre-seed healthcare startup working with major providers to drive real outcomes. We have great runway, we're moving fast, and we have lots of leads that mean we can't build fast enough. We also believe in compliance and security from day 0.
We're looking for someone with deep healthcare integration experience to hit the ground running. Ideally they're a pragmatic backend expert to help us scale our integration platform as we continue to grow. The expectation is deep knowledge of healthcare standards. Integrations can be a full time role, but at a startup it's necessary to wear many hats. So this individual should also feel comfortable as a generalist who can jump in at any part of the stack.
Stack: Python, Django, GraphQL, AWS, TypeScript, React, Terragrunt/OpenTofu
Ideal: early-stage experience, deep experience in healthcare integrations (FHIR, HL7, etc.), thrives solving problems
Fair compensation + equity
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