Jobs at Sodalis, Inc.

Own the full-stack platform that enables specialty pharmacies to onboard through configuration rather than custom development. Design scalable data models, APIs, back-office tools, customer interfaces, and dashboards. Work directly with customers and founders to generalize workflows, convert bespoke implementations into reusable product, and shape architecture and roadmap. The role requires shipping customer-facing production applications, contributing to 0-to-1 startup development, and balancing platform flexibility with reliability in a live system.

Design and implement Sodalis’s first on-premises and hybrid deployment architecture for specialty pharmacies. Adapt the AWS-native infrastructure to Kubernetes or similar customer-controlled environments, including stateful services. Build packaging, installation, upgrades, rollbacks, observability, and recovery processes for remote deployments. Collaborate with pharmacy IT teams, customers, founders, and engineers to understand infrastructure constraints and establish scalable deployment patterns.

Own production machine learning systems for clinical prescription automation, including extracting structured data from messy documents, performing explainable clinical reviews, scoring confidence, routing cases to humans, and building evaluation infrastructure and feedback loops. Develop models using LLMs, NLP, information extraction, and classical machine learning while partnering with pharmacists and engineering to improve accuracy and safely automate specialty pharmacy workflows.

Build and own Sodalis’s application platform for specialty pharmacy workflows. Responsibilities include modeling prescriptions and insurance primitives, developing configuration-driven backend services and APIs, defining versioned contracts, enabling safe customer-specific rollouts, and ensuring zero-downtime changes in a live healthcare system. The role involves architecture, system design, data modeling, and close collaboration with founders, engineers, solutions teams, and pharmacies.