About the role
We're building a new healthcare clearinghouse Stedi is building the first new healthcare clearinghouse in decades. In the healthcare sector, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) requires that all insurance payers exchange transactions such as claims, eligibility checks, prior authorizations, and remittances using a standardized EDI format called X12 HIPAA. Clearinghouses process the majority of these transactions, offering consolidated connectivity to carriers and providers. Until Stedi, the space was occupied entirely by a small group of legacy players, built on outdated, often pre-internet technology. Stedi is the world's only programmable healthcare clearinghouse. By offering modern API interfaces alongside traditional real-time and batch EDI processes, we enable both healthcare technology businesses and established players to exchange mission-critical transactions. Our clearinghouse product and customer-first approach have set us apart. Stedi was ranked by Ramp as one of the fastest-growing SaaS vendors. We have lightning in a bottle: engineers and designers shipping products week in and week out; a lean business team supporting the company’s infrastructure; passion for automation and eliminating toil; $142 million in funding from top investors like Stripe, Addition, USV, Bloomberg Beta, First Round Capital, and more. To learn more about
how we work, watch our founder Zack’s interview with First Round Capital . What we’re looking for Stedi is the world's only programmable healthcare clearinghouse. By offering a modern API interface for running eligibility checks and processing claims, healthcare technology businesses can exchange transactions with payers without dealing with the EDI protocol or carrier-specific connectivity. As we continue to scale, we are looking for an experienced product designer who can own the look, feel, polish, and implementation of the UI of our new healthcare products. We work in a highly technical space—it’s full of detail, interesting interaction problems, and knotty user experience challenges. If you’re passionate about healthcare and mastering the design of complex systems, we’d love to hear from you.