Technical Lead - Robotics Healthcare
Listed on 2026-03-12
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IT/Tech
Systems Engineer, IT Support
Location
Remote (US / EU / GCC time zones preferred) — with travel to GCC as needed for pilots
Employment typeJob description (paste this)
About LuxAILuxAI is a stationary clinical concierge system designed to stabilize front-desk operations in premium clinics and hospitals. It performs administrative reception workflows with deterministic, policy-driven behavior (check-in, eligibility/payment readiness, and waiting guidance) while explicitly excluding clinical decision-making.
We are currently pre-funding. We have the robot visuals and a locked, stage-based patient journey system (five flows). We are now assembling technical leadership to convert this into a buildable, pilot-ready system.
Role summaryWe are hiring a senior, systems-level technical leader who can architect the end-to-end LuxAI platform across:
- Robot hardware architecture (compute, peripherals, payment module integration posture, handset privacy design, serviceability)
- Device software architecture (UI runtime, voice/handset modes, document scanning flows, local device control, offline-safe behavior)
- Cloud platform architecture (workflow engine, device management, security, logging/monitoring, integration layer)
This is not a “single-component” role. The goal is a coherent system architecture that is pilotable, observable, secure, and scalable.
What you will lead (first 30–45 days, pre-funding)- Produce a Technical Execution Brief (buildable spec) that converts our locked patient flows into an implementable architecture
- Define the system boundaries and non-negotiables (privacy posture, deterministic behavior, safe failure modes, no clinical reasoning)
- Recommend the compute stack (industrial PC vs SBC; where edge logic ends and cloud begins; offline/latency strategy)
- Define the device software structure (modules, services, state machine/workflow runtime, monitoring, update strategy)
- Define the cloud platform structure (APIs, workflow orchestration, queue/waiting link service, identity/eligibility hooks)
- Craft an integration posture for pilots: “minimum required integrations,” “best-effort connectors,” and clean deferral when systems are slow/unreliable
- Produce a V1 pilot scope plan (appointments-first) with milestones, team roles, and risk gates
Deliverables should be practical: architecture diagrams, interface contracts, a build plan, and a hiring map.
What we are not- We are not asking you to build everything solo.
- We are not asking for speculative “AI diagnosis” or clinical decision systems.
- We are not asking for a flashy prototype that breaks in real clinics.
We are asking you to design a system that survives reality.
Ideal background (must-have)- Senior technical leadership experience shipping production systems that combine device + cloud (robotics, kiosks, medical devices, or regulated/healthcare-adjacent systems)
- Strong systems thinking across hardware + device software + backend/cloud
- Experience designing for reliability, observability, and safe failure modes
- Comfort working with privacy/security constraints (PHI/PII awareness; least-privilege patterns; auditability)
- Healthcare workflows exposure (PMS/EMR integration patterns, eligibility/payment flows, clinic operations reality)
- Experience with payment hardware integration posture (without over promising scope)
- Pre-funding: advisory/contract engagement to produce architecture + execution plan
- Post-funding: transition into full technical leadership to build and lead the team
- Compensation structure is flexible depending on start timing:
- If you engage pre-funding: equity-heavy advisory structure can be discussed
- If you engage post-funding only: full-time compensation post-funding with potential equity component
A strong candidate can clearly explain:
- how they would architect the edge vs cloud split
- how the robot behaves when internet is weak or systems are unavailable
- how updates, monitoring, and failure recovery work
- how to structure “pilot-first integrations” without brittle dependencies
- how to convert workflows into deterministic system logic
If you apply, we will shortlist candidates for a 30–45 minute architecture conversation.
We will share the patient journey system and the current deck during the processy.
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