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Truveta

Truveta

201-500 employees

Healthcare data platform for research analytics

Compensation Overview

$10.38/hr

Seattle, WA, USA

Interns are asked to come into the office a few days a week.

Category
Backend Engineering
Full-Stack Engineering
Software Engineering
Required Skills
Python
Java
.NET
C#
Requirements
  • Currently pursuing bachelor’s in engineering, computer science or STEM related field
  • Experience using Java, Python, .net, C# or any other programming language
  • Demonstrated skill in time management and completing projects in a collaborative team environment
  • Good written and verbal communication, including presentation skills
Responsibilities
  • Work alongside technology leaders possessing deep technical experience
  • Help build the world's first at-scale clinical data asset that drives innovation in patient care, medical research and the development of new therapies
  • Contribute to meaningful and impactful projects that make a difference
Desired Qualifications
  • Previous internship experience working in a technical or engineering environment

Truveta provides a platform for researchers to access and analyze patient data to enhance patient care and support medical research. The platform, known as Truveta Studio, allows users to obtain immediate and compliant access to patient-level data, which is sourced from over 30 health systems and includes information from more than 100 million patients across the US. This data is updated daily and encompasses a wide range of healthcare insights. Truveta Studio is designed to simplify data access and reduce costs, as users only pay for the data and analytics they utilize. Unlike many competitors, Truveta focuses on providing a cost-effective solution that addresses common challenges in healthcare data research. The company's goal is to empower researchers in the healthcare and life science sectors to gain valuable insights that can improve patient outcomes.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

Late Stage VC

Total Funding

$515M

Headquarters

Seattle, Washington

Founded

2020

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Truveta reached unicorn status with a $320 million funding round in 2025.
  • Partnerships with Regeneron and Illumina enhance Truveta's drug discovery capabilities.
  • Increased demand for real-time health data analytics boosts Truveta's market potential.

What critics are saying

  • Data privacy concerns may arise as Truveta expands its genomic database.
  • Competition from other AI-driven healthcare data platforms could erode market share.
  • Dependence on partnerships poses risks if major collaborators withdraw support.

What makes Truveta unique

  • Truveta collaborates with over 30 health systems, covering 18% of US clinical care.
  • Truveta Studio offers cost-effective, compliant access to patient-level data and analytics.
  • The Truveta Genome Project aims to create the largest genomic dataset with 10 million exomes.

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Benefits

Competitive Compensation

Comprehensive Benefits

401(k)

Professional Development

Work/Life Autonomy

Flexible Time Off

Generous Parental Leave

Team Activities

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

0%

1 year growth

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2 year growth

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