Arini is building the single platform to run all healthcare operations.
Healthcare has spent the last decade consolidating under large enterprises, but operations are still fragmented, manual, and expensive. A large group runs dozens of disconnected systems for scheduling, billing, insurance, accounts payable, and reporting, with people moving data between them by phone, fax, and spreadsheet.
Outpatient healthcare is a $650 billion market, and almost every dollar of it still runs on manual work. Consolidators bought thousands of clinics on the promise that scale would expand margins and lift their EBITDA multiple. Scale alone has not delivered it. Automation is now the only way to hit the numbers they promised investors, and Arini is how they get there.
We partner with some of the largest healthcare enterprises in the country, covering thousands of clinics and billions of dollars in annual revenue. We ship the systems that run their operations end to end, and the best of that work becomes the platform that scales across enterprises.
When operations run themselves, patients feel it: calls answered on the first ring, appointments booked in seconds, insurance sorted before they walk in, and clinicians who spend their day on care instead of paperwork. That is what we are building, for every clinic in the country.
We are backed by Y Combinator (W24) and on track to grow more than tenfold in 2026.
Everyone at Arini ships code, including operators, growth, and customer leads. Our founders, Rami and Abdul, have worked together for over a decade. Rami studied computer science at MIT, Abdul at Harvard.
Everyone carries more than one job, and nobody has time for work that does not matter. If AI can do it, a person should not be doing it. We move extremely fast, take extreme ownership.
You will embed with the largest healthcare enterprises in North America. You sit with their operations and leadership, find the problems that cost them the most, and ship production systems that solve them.
This role needs a particular kind of engineer who is strong enough to build the system yourself, excited to own the customer relationship around it, and sharp enough to separate signal from noise on what actually matters. You will present to CEOs, VPs, and boards at some of the largest healthcare enterprises in the country, and you will be the person they call when something matters.
Lead discovery with operations, finance, and revenue cycle teams to understand how the work actually gets done today.
Design, prototype, and deploy AI agents and automated workflows directly with customers.
Write production code that integrates with enterprise systems: practice management, billing, payments, and the long tail nobody has an API for.
Own outcomes. You ship systems that remove millions in cost or thousands of hours, and you are accountable for whether they work.
Turn what you learn in the field into a platform. The patterns you find at one customer become modules that run at the next.
Day 30: pair with an FDE lead on an engagement that is already running, and take over parts of it.
Day 60: run one module of an engagement end to end on your own, from scoped discovery through the delivery plan and the build.
Day 90: join an enterprise-wide discovery with a new prospect, and own the relationship after they sign across several modules.
A systems thinker who can hold a whole operation in your head and explain it back to the people who run it.
Comfortable writing code, analyzing data, and owning a business outcome.
You would rather find the problem than be handed one and then fid the solution and figure out how to sell it and present it to the client.
Credible in a boardroom and confident to manage a conversation with enterprise executives that want to cut to the chase and don't have time to beat around the bush.
Willing to travel for on-site deployments once a month.
Competitive salary with meaningful equity
Health, dental, and vision insurance
Lunch and dinner in the office
Unlimited PTO
Arini is building the single platform to run all healthcare operations.
Healthcare has spent the last decade consolidating under large enterprises, but operations are still fragmented, manual, and expensive. A large group runs dozens of disconnected systems for scheduling, billing, insurance, accounts payable, and reporting, with people moving data between them by phone, fax, and spreadsheet.
Outpatient healthcare is a $650 billion market, and almost every dollar of it still runs on manual work. Consolidators bought thousands of clinics on the promise that scale would expand margins and lift their EBITDA multiple. Scale alone has not delivered it. Automation is now the only way to hit the numbers they promised investors, and Arini is how they get there.
We partner with some of the largest healthcare enterprises in the country, covering thousands of clinics and billions of dollars in annual revenue. We ship the systems that run their operations end to end, and the best of that work becomes the platform that scales across enterprises.
When operations run themselves, patients feel it: calls answered on the first ring, appointments booked in seconds, insurance sorted before they walk in, and clinicians who spend their day on care instead of paperwork. That is what we are building, for every clinic in the country.
We are backed by Y Combinator (W24) and on track to grow more than tenfold in 2026.
Everyone at Arini ships code, including operators, growth, and customer leads. Our founders, Rami and Abdul, have worked together for over a decade. Rami studied computer science at MIT, Abdul at Harvard.
Everyone carries more than one job, and nobody has time for work that does not matter. If AI can do it, a person should not be doing it. We move extremely fast, take extreme ownership.
You will build the platform that runs operations for the largest healthcare enterprises in the country. Our forward deployed engineers find the problems inside each customer. You build the systems that solve them once and run them everywhere: the integrations into practice management, billing, and payment systems, the agents that do the work, the data layer that makes an operation legible, and the infrastructure that keeps all of it running across thousands of clinics.
You own modules end to end: design, build, deploy, operate.
Design and build the modules that run operations: scheduling, patient communication, insurance, accounts payable, reporting, and more.
Build integrations into enterprise healthcare systems: practice management, billing, payments, and vendors with no APIs.
Build and operate AI agents in production, with the evaluation, guardrails, and observability that let them take on work that matters.
Design the data models and pipelines that let an operation spanning thousands of locations be queried, monitored, and acted on.
Own reliability. You are on call for what you build, you find the root cause when it breaks.
Day 30: work alongside the engineer who owns a product line, and ship into it.
Day 60: write the plan for how you will own and build out a vertical of your own (e.g., insurance verification, outbound campaigns, etc.).
Day 90: own a product line end to end.
A strong generalist. You move between backend services, data, and the interfaces operators use. We work mostly in Python and TypeScript, on AWS and Cloudflare.
You have shipped and operated systems in production, and you have opinions about what went wrong and why.
You build with AI every day and expect the same from the people around you. If a model can do it, you do not do it by hand.
Competitive salary with meaningful equity
Health, dental, and vision insurance
Lunch and dinner in the office
Unlimited PTO