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We’re hiring Engineers and Operators

Oakmont builds models and agents for the administrative work healthcare runs on. The work is unglamorous, regulated, and measured in dollars — and it rewards people who ship. We are a small team with a high bar, real customers, and no tolerance for theater. If you want comfortable, this isn’t it.

Open positions · 3

RoleTeamLocationCompensation
Forward Deployed EngineerEngineeringLos Angeles, CA — in person$200,000 – $350,000 + equity●
Account Manager, Health SystemsOperationsLos Angeles, CA — in person$160,000 – $300,000 OTE + equity→
General Member of Technical StaffEngineeringLos Angeles, CA — in person$250,000 – $550,000 + equity→

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Engineering

Forward Deployed Engineer

$200,000 – $350,000 + equity

Full-time · Los Angeles, CA — in person

You embed inside health system revenue cycle operations and ship agents against live queues. You are the person who makes a deployment real — not a demo, not a pilot deck, the actual working system.

Requirements

  • ■4+ years building production software; strong across the stack — TypeScript/React, Python, APIs, data
  • ■Experience integrating with messy third-party systems — EHRs, portals, legacy APIs, file and fax workflows — or clear evidence you can learn them fast
  • ■Able to own a deployment alone: integration, debugging, monitoring, and the customer conversation
  • ■In person in Los Angeles, CA when not embedded at customer sites; up to 50% travel to health systems
  • ■Authorized to work in the United States

What you’ll do

  • —Sit with revenue cycle teams and map the real workflow: the queue, the documents, the systems, the exceptions, the people who own review.
  • —Ship agents against live operational queues — denials, records requests, follow-up — and own the deployment end to end: integration, evals, review gates, monitoring.
  • —Work the messy middle firsthand: Epic work queues, clearinghouse feeds, payer portals, fax confirmations.
  • —Turn operator corrections into playbook changes the same week, not the same quarter.
  • —Be on-site when it matters. The work lives in the customer's building.

What we expect

  • —Strong full-stack and systems engineering — you ship complete things, fast, without a spec.
  • —High tolerance for regulated, imperfect environments. The constraint is the job, not an excuse.
  • —You own outcomes, not tickets. A stalled deployment is your problem until it isn't.
  • —You'd rather be embedded with a customer than in a planning meeting.

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Forward Deployed Engineer

Attach a resume and tell us the hardest thing you’ve shipped, sold, or fixed.

Compensation listed is base salary or on-target earnings, paired with meaningful early equity. Exceptional candidates outside these bands should apply anyway.