Clinical signal
Turn vitals data into care decisions
Patients send signals from outside the clinic: vitals, symptoms, calls, notes, and documents. We build the systems that help care teams find the next right action.
Business & Technology Opportunities
Open rolesBuild the products and partnerships behind intelligent chronic care. We work at the intersection of software and healthcare so clinicians can reach and serve more patients, faster.
Business and technology team at Cadence
Engineering at Cadence
Hard problems with direct patient impact
Care workflows
Keep complex care workflows moving
Patient care plans unfold over time, with new information constantly changing the decision matrix. Engineers design the systems that reconcile patient signals, trigger clinical actions, prevent dropped tasks, and make care-team operations auditable and reliable.
Healthcare data
Integrate across a fragmented system
Cadence Engineers connect EHRs, documents, partner feeds, eligibility, scheduling, and billing systems that make the output dependable enough to trust.
Responsible AI
AI that acts rather than observes
Cadence’s AI is built directly inside clinical workflows, identifying risk early and acting proactively between visits, extending clinicians so they can focus on the care that requires them.
How we build
Close to the work and accountable for the outcome
Stay close to clinicians and patients
Engineers sped time with the people using the product so that they software evolves alongside real clinical workflows.
Own the path from idea to rollout
The work spans discovery, schemas, queues, APIs, product surfaces, metrics, rollout controls, and the follow-through that gets a feature into care team workflows.
Move quickly with strong judgment
We prefer small, observable changes, clear contracts, and simple systems that can keep pace without lowering the bar for correctness.
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here for each other
At Cadence, you’re building long-term partnerships with health systems and seeing the impact of that work over time. It’s about supporting our partners in delivering better care and continuously improving outcomes for the patients they serve.
Come ready to work hard, but also to do some of the most meaningful work of your career. Healthcare is complex and often fragmented, and Cadence is playing a real role in helping to improve it.
[Cadence is] a great place to build a career because you get to pioneer so many new processes and technology to better support patients.
Cadence is in a strong growth phase, with significant opportunities for development and the ability to take on new challenges, learn quickly, and contribute in meaningful ways as the company continues to evolve.
You are constantly learning, solving meaningful challenges, and seeing the direct results of your work — all while being supported by people who are deeply committed to the mission.
The engineers that excel at Cadence understand the 'why' really well, allowing them to pivot quickly while chasing the end goal.
As a designer, I’ve never been more challenged — or more rewarded — than at Cadence. While many health tech companies focus on incremental improvements, with the help of AI we’re reimagining the foundation of how, when, and where care is delivered.
At Cadence, we’re empowered to challenge the status quo, push what’s possible, and always keep high-quality clinical care at the center of what we do.
Cadence is a place for product-minded builders who want to own problems end to end, ship quickly, and drive real impact. You’re working in a complex space with high stakes, but that’s what makes the work meaningful and the opportunity to improve patient care so compelling.
It’s rare to find a company where everyone stays very close to the problems they claim to be solving. Especially as an engineer, it’s even rarer that your efforts directly lead to real lives saved.