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Lyric

AI-driven payer payment integrity platform

Junior Engineer

Full-Time
No salary listed
Junior, Mid, Senior, Expert
Bachelor's
Hyderabad, Telangana, India
In PersonOn-site role in Hyderabad; hybrid options not specified.
CybersecuritySecurity Operations & Incident Response

About the job

Requirements
  • 5–8 years of experience in a SOC environment or cybersecurity operations role.
  • Strong knowledge of attack vectors, MITRE ATT&CK framework, and incident response lifecycle.
  • Hands-on experience with SIEM (e.g., Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, QRadar, LogRhythm).
  • Familiarity with endpoint protection (CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Defender ATP, etc.).
  • Knowledge of Windows/Linux log analysis, firewall rules, and cloud security controls (Azure/AWS).
  • Strong analytical thinking, attention to detail, and ability to work under pressure.
Responsibilities
  • Continuously monitor SIEM dashboards, threat intelligence feeds, and security alerts.
  • Investigate and respond to security incidents, phishing attacks, malware infections, and anomalous activities.
  • Triage alerts based on severity, business impact, and threat intelligence context.
  • Perform root cause analysis and prepare incident reports with actionable recommendations.
  • Escalate critical incidents to Tier 3/IR teams and collaborate during major security events.
  • Conduct proactive threat hunting based on IOCs, TTPs, and threat intelligence reports.
  • Analyse logs from endpoints, firewalls, IDS/IPS, cloud workloads, and third-party security solutions.
  • Develop and fine-tune detection rules and correlation logic in SIEM (e.g., Splunk, Sumo Logic, Sentinel).
  • Work with EDR, NDR, DLP, SIEM, SOAR, and vulnerability management platforms.
  • Support integration of new log sources and ensure completeness of logging for critical systems.
  • Maintain threat detection playbooks and contribute to process automation via SOAR tools.
  • Ensure security operations align with frameworks like NIST, ISO 27001, SOC 2, or HIPAA.
  • Support security audit requirements by providing incident logs and response documentation.
  • Generate periodic reports on incident trends, SOC performance, and threat landscape.
Desired Qualifications
  • Bachelor’s degree in Cybersecurity, Computer Science, or related field.
  • Certifications such as CEH, GCIA, GCIH, CySA+, AZ-500, or Security+ are highly desirable.
  • Experience working in a 24x7 SOC or with MSSP environments is a plus.
  • Exposure to compliance-driven industries (finance, healthcare, SaaS) preferred.
  • Strong communication and documentation skills.
  • Ability to collaborate across IT, DevOps, and security teams.
  • Risk-aware mindset with a proactive approach to security operations.
  • On-site / Hybrid / 24x7 Rotational Shifts if applicable.
  • Reporting To: SOC Manager / Head of Security Operations

About the company

Lyric AI provides analytics-driven health care payer solutions to improve payment integrity and efficiency for health plan payers, built on 30 years of ClaimsXten experience and using AI, machine learning, blockchain, and large language models to detect improper payments. The platform connects to transactional systems once and offers a range of first- and third-party payment integrity checks through a subscription-based model and transaction fees. It differentiates itself with a long track record, deep domain expertise, high customer retention, and substantial client savings of about $12–$14 billion per year, currently serving nine of the top ten payers. The goal is to help payers maximize payment accuracy and integrity, reduce costs, and maintain compliant, efficient payment operations.

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

Growth Equity (Venture Capital)

Total Funding

$90.9M

Headquarters

Upper Merion Township, Pennsylvania

Founded

2007

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What believers are saying

  • Reuters reported about $250 million EBITDA and a possible $5 billion valuation.
  • Concert's July 15, 2026 integration expands Lyric into advanced diagnostics and genetic-testing accuracy.
  • Health plans need tighter payment controls as complex therapies and lab claims keep rising.

What critics are saying

  • TPG's September 9, 2026 sale process exposes Lyric to buyer skepticism and pricing pressure.
  • AI-native rivals like Machinify and Claritev target the same payment-integrity workflows.
  • If payers shift to cheaper AI tools, Lyric's $5 billion valuation collapses by 2027.

What makes Lyric unique

  • Lyric42 already reaches 200 million lives and nine of ten top health plans.
  • Concert acquisition on July 15, 2026 deepens computable policy and real-time claims decisions.
  • TPG bought ClaimsXten in 2022, giving Lyric entrenched payer integrations and data depth.

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MobiHealthNews
Oct 16th, 2026
Millie and El Camino launch joint maternity clinic and more digital health news.

Millie and El Camino launch joint maternity clinic and more digital health news. Lyric partners with Verisys to improve payment accuracy, and Carenet Health acquires Invene to automate interoperability and improve health outcomes. By Eve Bender, Healthcare Reporter | October 16, 2026 | 4:23 PM Technology-enabled women's health company Millie and El Camino Health announced a joint maternity clinic scheduled to open in Palo Alto, California, in December to connect Millie's maternity-led care with the health system's hospital and specialty services. The clinic's services will span preconception, pregnancy and postpartum care, including miscarriage management, lactation support, mental health services and nutrition counseling. Postpartum support will include a home visit and remote monitoring, with patients connected to El Camino Health's labor and delivery services. "We built Millie to reimagine maternity care around what families need: a connected and supportive experience with better outcomes," Anu Sharma, Millie's founder and CEO, said in a statement. "We're excited to partner with El Camino Health to bring that vision to more families through a model that combines trusted health system expertise with a modern, relationship-based approach to care." The organizations said the joint clinic will provide coordinated care beyond a traditional referral arrangement. El Camino Health handles approximately 5,000 births annually, and its Mountain View campus includes the Melchor Family Center for Women and Newborns, which supports high-risk deliveries and neonatal intensive care. The Palo Alto location is part of a wider expansion planned by the partners across Silicon Valley and the Bay Area. The partners are developing a second clinic in the South Bay, expected to open in the coming months. Healthcare payment technology company Lyric has partnered with provider data company Verisys to explore how verified provider information can improve claims decisions, beginning with payment accuracy. The collaboration will bring Verisys data into the Lyric42 platform, aiming to help health plans identify providers with expired or revoked licenses, sanctions or exclusions from federal health programs. The companies aim to flag those risks earlier and reduce unnecessary reviews for providers who meet requirements. "Health plans want to pay providers who meet every requirement with confidence and focus their attention where the real risk is," Brian Berkowitz, Lyric's chief product officer, said in a statement. Lyric42 is an AI healthcare intelligence platform focused on payment accuracy and cost-of-care workflows. It combines information from Lyric products and outside partners to create recommendations accompanied by supporting explanations, while leaving decisions with clients. The companies said Verisys' information on provider eligibility, licensure and compliance could add context to those recommendations. Specific products, use cases and operating arrangements will be determined as the partnership develops. Healthcare engagement company Carenet Health has acquired Invene, a healthcare AI, data engineering and technology consulting firm, to expand on its technology consulting capabilities. Invene works with payers, providers, value-based care organizations, electronic health record companies and health technology businesses. Its services include AI strategy, agentic AI, automation, data engineering and interoperability, with a focus on reducing manual work and supporting technology implementation. "We built Invene to solve the hardest technology problems in healthcare. Carenet deepens our ability to do this end-to-end, with more organizations," James Griffin, Invene founder and president, said in a statement. "Our clients gain a proven, full-service healthcare engagement partner and Carenet's clients benefit from our deep expertise in data and AI." Griffin and Invene's team, along with its network of independent consultants and engineers, are joining Carenet. Invene will operate as a Carenet Health company. Both businesses will continue serving healthcare organizations beyond the other's client base. Eve Bender, healthcare reporter for MobiHealthNews Email: [email protected] MobiHealthNews is a HIMSS Media publication. Follow MobiHealthNews on LinkedIn: MobiHealthNews HIMSS is hosting the one-day AI Executive Leadership Summit in San Diego on Oct. 21, 2026, followed by its AI in Healthcare Forum Oct. 22-23. Register separately for the two events here and here. WATCH NOW: Earning the right to deploy AI at scale

Channel NewsAsia
Sep 9th, 2026
Exclusive-TPG explores $5 billion sale of healthcare software company Lyric, sources say.

Exclusive-TPG explores $5 billion sale of healthcare software company Lyric, sources say. 10 Sep 2026 03:52AM (Updated: 10 Sep 2026 04:06AM) Add CNA as a trusted source to help Google better understand and surface our content in search results. NEW YORK, Sept 9: Private equity firm TPG is exploring the sale of Lyric, in a process that could value the software company which supports payments in the healthcare industry at about $5 billion, people close to the discussions said. The move comes as software dealmaking has shown signs of recovery after concerns about artificial intelligence disruption triggered a selloff across the software sector earlier this year. As activity picks up, there remains wariness about what businesses are worth, and to what extent even highly specialized software providers could be affected by the technology's rapid evolution. Insurers such as UnitedHealth, CVS and Humana hire Lyric to identify and prevent inaccurate medical claims payments. TPG is working with investment bankers at JPMorgan Chase on a possible sale of Lyric, said the sources, who cautioned that there is no guarantee that the sale process will lead to a deal for Lyric, and also spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss private deliberations. The company generates about $250 million of annual earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, or EBITDA, which normally could put it at a valuation of $5 billion considering a 20 times multiple, the people said. TPG and JPMorgan declined comment. Lyric didn't immediately respond to a comment request. AI DISRUPTION TPG acquired ClaimsXten for about $2.2 billion in 2022. The business had been part of Change Healthcare, but was sold to help smooth potential antitrust hurdles which threatened to derail Change's $13 billion acquisition by UnitedHealth. TPG rebranded the company as Lyric the following year. The investment firm has previously said that, since then, the company has experienced a significant acceleration in revenue growth. While the size of the growth is undisclosed, TPG said Lyric had benefited from the deployment of AI, and its dataset-rich business would compound those benefits. Despite this, some prospective software-company buyers are assessing whether AI-native competitors could ultimately perform many of the same functions more cheaply. This could undermine the financial assumptions used to value companies, including payment-integrity and claims-management technology firms, the sources said. Reflecting uncertainties in the space, the stock of smaller public peer Claritev tumbled 80 per cent between September 2025 and May this year as investors fretted about AI disruption to software companies. While it has recovered since then, it is still trading below $38 per share, from $72 per share one year ago.

Business Wire
Aug 25th, 2026
Lyric shortlisted for Most Innovative AI Technology and Best Use of AI for Healthcare in The 2026 A.I. Awards.

Lyric shortlisted for Most Innovative AI Technology and Best Use of AI for Healthcare in The 2026 A.I. Awards. NASHVILLE, Tenn.-(BUSINESS WIRE)-Lyric, the healthcare decision intelligence leader, today announced that it has been named to the shortlist for the Cloud Awards 2026 A.I. Awards in two categories: Most Innovative AI Technology and Best Use of AI for Healthcare. "Our healthcare decision intelligence platform, Lyric42, is a meaningful shift from static, sequential processing to a dynamic decision layer," said Brian Berkowitz, Chief Product Officer at Lyric. Share "Being recognized in both the Most Innovative AI Technology and Best Use of AI for Healthcare categories affirms the approach behind Lyric42. Healthcare decision intelligence works because it keeps clients in control, and every recommendation traces back to the policy, data, and logic behind it," said Halsey Wise, CEO of Lyric. "This recognition belongs to the people of Lyric, who built a platform designed to earn trust in one of the most regulated environments in the world." The dual recognition underscores Lyric42's strength as both a technical innovation and a practical healthcare application. Rather than relying on fixed rules processed in a set order, the Lyric42 platform dynamically sequences, prioritizes, and reconciles payment decisions in real time, using policy context, historical outcomes, and reimbursement risk. Every recommendation remains traceable to the policy, data, and logic behind it. "Our healthcare decision intelligence platform, Lyric42, is a meaningful shift from static, sequential processing to a dynamic decision layer. What makes this kind of technology trustworthy in healthcare is that clients can always see the reasoning behind a recommendation, not just the outcome," said Brian Berkowitz, Chief Product Officer at Lyric. The A.I. Awards is operated by The Cloud Awards, a global cloud computing awards body, and has grown to become one of the largest programs in The Cloud Awards' annual calendar since its launch in 2024. The 2026 program spans 26 categories, from general AI excellence to business operations, technology, and industry-specific applications. About Lyric Lyric is the trusted leader in healthcare decision intelligence. Built on more than 35 years of proven results, Lyric combines AI with clinical, payment, and policy expertise to deliver transparent, auditable insights in milliseconds across real-time claims workflows. Lyric augments human decision-making so health plans can make faster, more accurate payments while maintaining full control. Today, Lyric supports 200 million lives, with nine of the top 10 U.S. health plans relying on its platform to reduce waste, improve efficiency, and support accurate payments. To learn more, visit lyric.ai. Contacts. Media Contact: Courtney Merolle PR / Communications, Bospar [email protected] More News From Lyric NASHVILLE, Tenn.-( BUSINESS WIRE )-Lyric, a healthcare decision intelligence company, today announced it is establishing its new headquarters in Nashville, Tennessee... PHILADELPHIA & NASHVILLE, Tenn.-( BUSINESS WIRE )-Lyric, a leader in healthcare decision intelligence for payment accuracy, announced its acquisition of Concert, a health payment accuracy leader... PHILADELPHIA-( BUSINESS WIRE )-Health plans use Lyric's healthcare decision intelligence platform for payment decisions across rules, workflows, and payment integrity products... Lyric. Release Summary Lyric, the healthcare decision intelligence leader, today announced that it has been named to the shortlist for the Cloud Awards 2026 A.I. Awards. Release Versions Media Contact: Courtney Merolle PR / Communications, Bospar [email protected]

Healthcare IT Today
Jul 24th, 2026
Lyric Acquires Concert | SpinSci Acquires Dialog Health.

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By combining Concert's proprietary capabilities with Lyric42, Lyric's Healthcare Decision Intelligence Platform, the company extends its ability to serve clients at a time when advanced diagnostics such as genetic testing and the rapid development of new therapies are reshaping healthcare. Health plans face urgent demands to manage rising costs and keep pace with rapidly evolving clinical evidence. To meet these demands, plans require solutions that bring policy, data, and decision-making together in the systems they and their providers already use. The combination of Concert's policy intelligence with the Lyric42 platform delivers that solution to Lyric's clients at a critical moment. "Healthcare decision intelligence will define the next decade of this industry, and Lyric is built to lead it," said Halsey Wise, Lyric CEO. "Healthcare is entering a new era where frontier capabilities are propelling precision diagnostics, personalized therapies, specialty medicines, novel treatment modalities, and rapidly evolving clinical evidence. These themes will all redefine patient care. By combining Concert's evidence-based, precision medicine capabilities with Lyric's AI-powered Healthcare Decision Intelligence Platform, we offer our clients critical insights and intelligence. On behalf of our health plan clients, we continue to innovate and activate Lyric42 to create the most unique and powerful decision intelligence platform in the marketplace." Concert brings to Lyric a proprietary approach for building machine-readable clinical policy, developed over more than a decade of work in precision health payment accuracy. 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Associated Press
Jul 15th, 2026
Lyric acquires Concert to expand healthcare decision intelligence platform with precision health payment technology

Lyric, a healthcare decision intelligence company, has acquired Concert, a precision health payment accuracy leader. The acquisition combines Concert's proprietary technology for translating machine-readable policies into real-time decisions with Lyric42, Lyric's Healthcare Decision Intelligence Platform. Concert brings over a decade of expertise in building machine-readable clinical policy. The two companies have collaborated since 2023, with their joint solution growing nearly tenfold in scope and impact. The combined platform aims to help health plans manage rising costs and keep pace with rapidly evolving clinical evidence. It delivers policy, data, and decision-making capabilities into existing systems used by health plans and providers. Lyric currently supports 200 million lives, with nine of the top 10 US health plans using its platform.