Avora
Agents for dental operations
Founding Product Engineer
About the role
Role Overview
As our founding product engineer, you’ll have full-stack ownership AI-native products with real-life impact. You will meet clinical teams, learn their needs, and create solutions that solve their problems. Your work will help thousands of clinical team members spend more time with their patients.
Responsibilities
- Plan out and deliver full-stack AI products for clinical, back-office, and front-office teams
- Meet clinical teams to learn their painpoints and discover new opportunities
- Analyze product usage to update our product strategy
- Build evals, inference pipelines, and agent harnesses to solve real-life problems
- Debug issues and improve core infrastructure performance
Requirements
- In-person in San Francisco
- 1-3 years experience building software products for non-technical audiences
- Full-stack fundamentals: React, Typescript, Python, and Postgres
- Interest in a career owning impact instead of just code
Nice-to-haves
- UX/UI design background
- Previous experience building solutions for healthcare workers
- Product management experience
- Forward deployed engineering experience
- Business analytics experience
About Avora
Dental healthcare impacts everyone, yet visits can often feel stressful and impersonal. At Avora, we’re transforming this experience. Our AI-powered clinical assistant handle documentation and frees doctors to deliver more personalized, empathetic care.
Our customers love us - we’ve grown revenue 5x in the past 6 months, and the average Avora customer uses our agents for 4+ hours a day.
But this is just the beginning. We're on a mission to build the first truly AI-native patient care platform - integrating staff empowerment, patient education, and treatment adherence into tools that practices rely on every day.
We’ve raised $2.3M from CRV, Y Combinator, and healthcare industry leaders. We’re a focused, experienced team from Ramp, Wispr Flow, Anduril, Cloudflare, and Infinitus Systems dedicated to reshaping a $200B industry.
