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The role involves solving healthcare problems using AI, building impactful systems, and shipping real code in a challenging environment.

Own full-cycle recruiting for corporate and People Operations roles, including director and VP searches. Build target-company lists, market maps, and talent pipelines; conduct proactive outreach; represent Clover’s mission; and partner with senior leaders on calibration, slate quality, and hiring strategy. The recruiter will use AI tools for sourcing, research, outreach, and pipeline management, lead confidential searches, provide market intelligence, and influence hiring managers through data-driven recommendations.

Leads high-priority, cross-functional initiatives for the Office of the Chairman, translating strategic goals into structured workstreams and measurable outcomes. The role drives execution across teams, manages internal and external dependencies, creates systems and pilots amid ambiguity, aligns stakeholders without formal authority, and advises executive leadership on strategic priorities, growth, and operational leverage.

Leads UX strategy for clinical decision support, treatment planning, intervention workflows, care coordination, and longitudinal follow-through. Manages and develops senior designers, guides responsible AI-enabled clinical experiences, and partners with Clinical, Product, Engineering, Data Science, and Research leaders. The role emphasizes strategic design leadership, research synthesis, prototyping, clinical review, evidence-based decision-making, and measurable improvements in provider adoption and user experience.

Lead UX design initiatives across a healthcare product suite, solving complex problems through prototyping, user research, and strategic design. Collaborate with engineering, product, leadership, and data science teams to create consumer-quality experiences, integrate ML features, and evolve scalable design systems. Mentor designers, resolve stakeholder feedback, establish design standards, and drive innovation across large-scale projects.

Own full-cycle technical recruiting for technology teams, partnering with hiring managers to define roles, create hiring plans, source niche candidates, analyze pipeline data, and improve talent acquisition strategies. The recruiter will leverage market intelligence, Greenhouse, GEM, LinkedIn, and AI tools to influence hiring decisions, engage passive candidates, strengthen the talent brand, and support diverse pipelines during a six-month contract.

Lead customer-facing implementations of Counterpart Assistant for provider practices and TINs from kickoff through launch and post-go-live. Manage multiple concurrent projects, coordinate account management, support, product, engineering, providers, and clinical stakeholders, resolve integration risks, maintain project plans, and ensure on-time, high-quality launches. Improve implementation playbooks, workflows, and tooling while communicating customer feedback internally.

Lead the Data Products engineering pillar owning technical strategy, clinical data ingestion, canonical modeling, and scalability. Manage ingestion pipelines, customer onboarding, data hygiene, observability, and enterprise reporting. Drive AI-augmented SDLC adoption, ensure regulatory compliance (HIPAA, SOC 2), hire and mentor engineering leaders, and partner with product and data science to deliver a stable, scalable clinical data platform that supports multi-customer growth and clinical insight generation.

Design, automate, and maintain scalable infrastructure and SRE tooling. Manage Kubernetes clusters, CI/CD, monitoring, and incident response. Improve processes, reduce toil via automation, and collaborate with engineering and data teams to support domestic and international workloads.

Own a complex portfolio of primary care provider partnerships, driving adoption, retention, expansion, workflow transformation, and measurable value-based care outcomes. Advise physicians and healthcare leaders, analyze performance data, lead implementation and change-management initiatives, resolve escalations, develop scalable provider-success strategies, and mentor colleagues. The role requires strong stakeholder influence, healthcare technology experience, and travel to New Jersey provider practices up to 75–85% of the time.