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Senior Software Engineer - Normalization Platform at Truveta - ApplyBlast

Senior Software Engineer - Normalization Platform

Truveta

7 days ago

3.7 on Glassdoor

Seattle, Washington, United States

Hybrid

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

Truveta is seeking a Senior Software Engineer to own major pieces of the platform's next-generation architecture, scaling the service for volume and variety of workloads. The role involves building a flexible system that keeps pace with growing data volume and expanding data sources to enable researchers and clinicians to utilize standardized health data. This position is based out of the Greater Seattle area in a hybrid work model.

Responsibilities

Own major pieces of the platform's next-generation architecture
Scale the service for volume and variety of workloads
Guide workstreams and mentor junior developers

Skills

Qualifications

B.S. in Computer ScienceM.S. in Computer Science

About Truveta

truveta.com

Headquarters

Seattle, Washington, United States

Company Size

201-500 employees

Founded

2020

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Truveta is a healthcare data company that aggregates de‑identified electronic health record data from member health systems to enable faster clinical insights and research. It offers a secure, privacy‑focused analytics platform and curated datasets so researchers, life‑science companies, public‑health agencies, and clinicians can run population‑level queries, real‑world evidence studies, and build/validate AI models. Truveta emphasizes strong governance and HIPAA‑aligned de‑identification through partnerships with participating health systems. Organizations use its tools to accelerate drug development, surveillance, care‑quality improvements, and evidence generation across diseases and treatments.