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Platform Architect

Arbitalhealth·Worldwide·Remote·senior
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Arbital Health is a rapidly growing healthcare technology and actuarial leader that centralizes, measures, and adjudicates value-based care contracts at scale. We enable payers and providers to design, measure, and execute value-based agreements with greater transparency, efficiency, and financial predictability. We invest in hiring high potential and humble individuals who thrive in fast-paced environments and can rapidly grow their responsibilities as we continue to accelerate our growth. We were co-founded by Brian Overstreet and Travis May (founder & former CEO of LiveRamp and Datavant, the two biggest data companies of the last 20 years), and are backed by Transformation Capital, Valtruis and other leading investors. In our first 2 years, Arbital Health has established itself as a trusted partner for over 40 payers, providers, and other stakeholders looking to navigate the complexities of risk-based contracting. About the Role As a platform architect, you'll be the senior individual contributor responsible for the platform's end-to-end coherence and cohesiveness. This is a hands-on technical authority role, not a management role: you'll lead through architecture, code, and documentation, and influence rather than through direct reports. Over time, we expect this person to become the technical anchor of a platform team. Impact Unified platform architecture. You'll define the architectural patterns and shared foundations that enable the front end, back end, data pipelines, and AI agent layers to evolve together rather than diverge. Faster, safer delivery. Clear standards and reusable enablers reduce rework, shorten the path from idea to production, and make compliance and security the default. Connective tissue for financial interoperability. Arbital's core thesis is to connect fragmented healthcare data infrastructure to the financial decisions that VBC organizations need to make in a timely manner. Sound cross-layer architecture is what makes that promise real