About this role
Software Engineer, Applied AI (Brazil) is a full-time position based in Sao Paulo, Brazil, designed for a backend engineer with software development experience who wants to build autonomous AI systems for healthcare revenue cycle management. This role suits professionals seeking to deploy production AI features directly into core financial workflows.
Role Overview
Commure is hiring a Software Engineer, Applied AI in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The position focuses on shipping production artificial intelligence into core revenue cycle operations. The selected candidate will build LLM-powered agents and copilots that automate claims submission, denials, appeals, remittance posting, and document extraction.
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About the Company
Commure builds an AI operating system for healthcare that spans the care journey through ambient AI, dictation, intelligent agents, and autonomous revenue cycle management. The platform integrates with over 60 electronic health records and supports hundreds of thousands of clinicians and organizations nationwide. Commure is backed by funding and recognized on industry lists including the Fortune Future 50 and the AI Breakthrough Awards.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should apply on the official Commure careers page and ensure all official communications originate from an @commure.com email address.
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Where is the Software Engineer, Applied AI position located?
The position is located in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
What is the salary range for this role?
The salary range is $40K – $50K.
How many years of experience are required?
Candidates must have 2 or more years of professional software development industry experience.
What educational background is required?
A Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field is required, or equivalent extensive experience.
What programming languages are needed?
Proficiency is required in frontend languages like Javascript, HTML, and CSS, as well as backend languages like Python, Go, or C++.
