À propos de ce poste Agent Researcher chez Bunkerhill Health
About Bunkerhill
Bunkerhill is a long-horizon agent for health system knowledge work. Health systems use our agent’s built-in capabilities for work that is performed consistently across customers, and use its tailored capabilities for work that is specific to them.
We are an in-person, in-office team in SF and NYC that exemplifies three core values: build for the patient, own it ship it, be bold together.
About the team
What makes health systems unique from other verticals adopting agents is the use of repetitive intelligence: the same closed-ended task is performed tens to hundreds of thousands of times per health system per year.
The team manages the agent lifecycle for closed-ended tasks that demand repetitive intelligence, from learning about a customer pain point to launching an agent that runs on every patient.
About the role
Inform optimal agent design through experimentation
Optimize agentic correctness, cost, and velocity
Increase agent developer velocity
Establish reliable connectors with third-party systems
Own agent testing and evaluation
Identify and advocate for platform improvements
Identify opportunities that demand repetitive intelligence
Your background
Strong technical foundation: comfortable writing code, collaborating in technical teams, and understanding core agent concepts such as delegation, memories, tool-calling, compaction, structured outputs, context engineering, and prompt design
Strong scientific background: comfortable running experiments and with AI fundamentals such as dataset curation, training an AI system, designing evaluations and metrics, error analysis, and drawing sound conclusions from noisy results
Even better
Experience building AI systems or agentic systems
A CS, engineering, or math degree or equivalent technical experience
Experience with healthcare data or systems, such as EHRs, clinical documentation, or HL7/FHIR
Experience taking an AI system from prototype to production at scale
Published research or open-source contributions in machine learning or AI agents