Full-Time

Staff Software Engineer

Agentic AI

Updated on 9/4/2026

Atria Health and Research Institute

Atria Health and Research Institute

201-500 employees

Personalized preventive medicine practice and research

Compensation Overview

$230k - $290k/yr

+ 401(k) match

New York, NY, USA

Hybrid

Three days on-site per week required. Travel to other Atria locations as needed.

Category
Software Engineering (1)
Required Skills
LLM
Datadog
Sentry
Express.js
Mixpanel
Incident Response
React.js
MySQL
Git
Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
TypeScript
SOC 2
Terraform
Observability
HIPAA
Data Analysis
Google Cloud Platform

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Requirements
  • Approximately 8+ years of professional software engineering experience, with significant time as a senior or staff-level individual contributor.
  • A track record of owning and shipping complex, cross-functional initiatives from idea through rollout and adoption.
  • Meaningful hands-on experience building artificial intelligence, large language model-powered, agentic, or workflow-automation systems in real environments.
  • Experience operating in ambiguous domains and making strong decisions with clear tradeoffs.
  • Strong product judgment in selecting problems worth solving.
  • Deep experience using modern artificial-intelligence tooling in the software development process, including AI-assisted coding, agentic workflows, automated debugging, code generation, and workflow automation.
  • Strong full-stack engineering skills, including designing services and application programming interfaces, building user-facing interfaces, integrating third-party systems, and implementing telemetry and monitoring.
  • Deep familiarity with modern systems design, including reliability, observability, security, performance, and cost.
  • Deep experience with at least one cloud provider and infrastructure as code.
  • Practical understanding of patterns relevant to agentic systems.
  • Excellent debugging and incident-response skills, including analyzing logs, traces, analytics, and system behavior.
  • Proven ability to lead through influence across multiple teams and disciplines without formal authority.
  • Clear written and verbal communication, including explaining complex technical topics to engineers and non-technical stakeholders.
  • Experience collaborating with clinicians, operations, research, product, and design partners in a high-context environment.
  • A pragmatic approach that balances long-term architectural quality with iterative delivery and fast learning.
  • An instinct for measuring impact and changing direction when data shows a system is not creating enough value.
Responsibilities
  • Identify high-leverage opportunities for agentic systems and emerging technologies across Product, Design, and Engineering workflows.
  • Map end-to-end workflows and turn ambiguous opportunities into technical strategies and phased execution plans.
  • Prioritize work based on measurable business value, technical feasibility, operational risk, and adoption potential.
  • Track meaningful advances in emerging technologies and translate them into practical plans.
  • Architect and build internal platforms for agentic workflows, including context retrieval, integrations, permissions, validation, observability, and auditability.
  • Design reusable services, application programming interfaces, patterns, and interfaces supporting AI-assisted workflows across planning, implementation, review, release, and incident response.
  • Build and ship high-impact workflow improvements, especially in the highest-priority and most technically challenging areas.
  • Create systems that safely combine context across code, documentation, design files, collaboration tools, analytics, and other internal sources.
  • Define integration patterns that allow new workflows to be added without repeatedly rebuilding core primitives.
  • Establish evaluation frameworks for agentic systems.
  • Define output-quality measurement and monitor systems over time for drift, regressions, and operational failures.
  • Instrument workflows with metrics tied to adoption, cycle time, review efficiency, quality, reliability, and user trust.
  • Partner with Foundations Engineering and stakeholders to implement controls around permissions, access, audit trails, vendor risk, and sensitive data handling.
  • Define where agents can act autonomously, where human approval is required, and how those boundaries are enforced in tooling.
  • Create playbooks, standards, and training to help engineers, product managers, and designers adopt effective AI-assisted ways of working.
  • Improve internal practices around context management, prompt and workflow design, evaluation, and safe rollout.
  • Serve as a trusted technical leader across teams through judgment, credibility, and hands-on execution.
  • Mentor engineers through design guidance, implementation partnership, and code review.
  • Help teams distinguish impressive demonstrations from durable production systems.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience in healthcare, digital health, or other regulated domains, including HIPAA, protected health information, or SOC 2.
  • Experience evaluating vendors and open-source tools and making build-versus-buy decisions.
  • Experience extending AI-assisted workflows to paying customers.
Atria Health and Research Institute

Atria Health and Research Institute

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Atria Health and Research Institute delivers personalized preventive medicine through a membership-based clinical practice, while its nonprofit think tank, the Atria Research and Global Health Institute, advances preventive medicine through original research and strategic partnerships. How it works: it combines longitudinal studies with evidence-based, individualized care to move from reactive sick care to proactive prevention; it asks, “What is biologically possible?” and translates leading science into medical practice for patients. How it differs: it integrates a clinical practice with a global research effort focused on closing gaps in care, emphasizing collaboration, real-world implementation, and broad access to prevention-based medicine, rather than just offering standard treatment. Goal: prevent disease and extend healthy life for all by turning cutting-edge science into practical, scalable medical care.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

2022

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What believers are saying

  • June 2026 One High Line lease gives Atria a 52,000-square-foot Manhattan flagship.
  • Atria opened Beverly Hills in 2026 and is hiring across clinical roles.
  • Official 2026 sites show expansion into Bay Area and Miami by 2028.

What critics are saying

  • March 2026 Epstein-linked doctor Bernard Kruger exit damaged Atria's brand credibility.
  • Atria's $20,000-$75,000 memberships face scrutiny if outcomes trail luxury marketing promises.
  • Bay Area 2027 and One High Line 2027 openings create execution risk if demand softens.

What makes Atria Health and Research Institute unique

  • Membership clinics bundle 24/7 home visits, whole-body MRI, and specialty care.
  • Atria targets wealthy patients with 15-plus specialties and longevity medicine.
  • Its New York, Palm Beach, and Beverly Hills footprint signals national luxury positioning.

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2 year growth

11%
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