About the role
Building a world-class company
At Vitalize, we’re building toward a future where hospital operations are safe, autonomous, fair, and cost-effective. Today, hospitals still run their most critical workflows (staffing, labor planning, capacity management) on spreadsheets, paper, and gut instinct. This creates massive waste, burnout, and poor patient outcomes. Vitalize replaces this with an intelligent operating system for the hospital workforce. We bring real-time decision support to clinical leaders, eliminate manual work, reduce unnecessary labor spend, and unlock the ability to see more patients across health systems.
About the role
Vitalize's ability to grow is directly correlated to how fast we can deploy. Every new customer requires configuration work that is today largely manual, bespoke, and engineering-dependent. That's the bottleneck — and this role exists to eliminate it.
As a Senior Product Engineer, you'll own the internal platform to deploy new health systems to Vitalize. That means building configuration infrastructure that can handle the full complexity and variance of enterprise health systems at scale — and the tooling that lets deployment and customer success operate without engineering in the loop at every step.
Time-to-Go-Live and headcount per deployment are direct inputs to revenue capacity — and to how far the product can reach. The goal is to make deployments as close to self-serve SaaS as possible: fast, repeatable, and scalable without linearly growing the team behind them. That's the business outcome this role owns.
Problems you'll work on
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Building out the platform that handles the full complexity and variability of the workforce across enterprise health systems — sophisticated enough that deployment teams can configure, validate, and launch a new health system end-to-end without engineering involvement at any step.
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Turning health system context into structured configuration. The deployment process starts with understanding a health system's dynamics, workflows, and constraints. You'll build the tooling that makes it fast to translate that context into a working, validated configuration.
