Platform Engineer at Triomics

Job type

Full-time

Role

Engineering, Backend

Experience

3+ years

Visa

US citizen/visa only

Skills

Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, Hibernate, Java, Kubernetes, Docker

About the role

About Triomics

Triomics is building the agentic AI layer for oncology EHRs. Cancer hospitals spend billions on highly trained staff manually reading unstructured patient records - pathology reports, clinical notes, genomic panels - to power workflows like trial matching, registry curation, visit prep, and quality reporting. We replace that manual work with task-driven AI agents that sit inside the EMR and process records at scale, in real time. Our platform is trusted by 4 of the top 10 Best Hospitals for Cancer by U.S.News and several of the largest community practices. We have grown 10x in the last year and process millions of oncology medical documents monthly. Our investors include Lightspeed, General Catalyst, Nexus Venture Partners and Y-Combinator.

Role

This role spans backend product engineering and infrastructure. You'll build backend services and application features, and also own the cloud infrastructure, deployments, and CI/CD that keeps them running in production. The platform processes millions of clinical documents monthly across multi-tenant deployments in customer as well as Triomics cloud environments, with GPU infrastructure serving AI extraction models. We need someone who can write application code in the morning and debug a Kubernetes deployment issue in the afternoon.

What Success Looks Like in the First 90 Days

Days 1-30: Map the entire infrastructure and find what's fragile. Get access to every deployment - AWS, Azure, customer-hosted environments. Understand the full topology: how Kubernetes clusters are configured, how GPU nodes serve models, how document pipelines move data from EHR ingestion to extraction to structured output. Your first job is to understand what is already built, where the sharp edges are, and what breaks when load spikes or a deployment goes sideways. By end of month one, you should have a written map of every production environment, know which deployments are most fragile, and have identified the top 3 infrastructure risks. Days 30-60: Own production stability and start shipping backend services. Take ownership of at least one customer deployment end-to-end - monitoring, alerting, incident response. Set up observability that catches pipeline failures and data quality regressions before customers report them (today, customers often find issues first). Simultaneously,...