Chief Technology Officer

Company Description

A next-generation, Al-powered platform helping doctors and hospitals streamline pre-consultation workflows. DocForUs converts patient conversations into structured, clinically relevant summaries to reduce documentation time and enable clinicians to focus on faster, more accurate diagnoses and better patient care.

Role Description

The Role

As the CTO, you will be the primary architect of the DOCforus platform. You will transition our initial business plan into a scalable, high-performing product. You aren't just managing a team; you are defining the technical soul of a company that aims to change how people interact with healthcare.

Key Responsibilities

Architectural Leadership: Design and oversee the development of our AI health assistant, selecting the optimal tech stack (Python, LLMs, Vector Databases, Cloud Infrastructure).

AI Safety & Accuracy: Implement RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) and advanced prompt engineering to ensure clinical accuracy and eliminate hallucinations.

Data Sovereignty & Compliance: Ensure the platform is secure by design, adhering to DPDP (India), HIPAA, and GDPR standards.

Product Roadmap: Work closely with the Founder to align technical development with business milestones and investor expectations.

Team Building: Recruit and mentor a lean, elite team of AI engineers, data scientists, and full-stack developers.

Interoperability: Build systems that can eventually integrate with hospital EMRs and diagnostic lab APIs using FHIR/HL7 standards.

The Profile We Are Looking For

Qualifications

Experience: 5+ years in software engineering within a startup environment.

AI Deep-Dive: Proven experience deploying Generative AI models in production. You understand the nuances of fine-tuning versus RAG.

HealthTech Background (Preferred): Experience handling sensitive medical data or building regulated software is a massive plus.

Founder Mentality: You are comfortable with ambiguity, move fast without breaking safe systems, and are willing to be hands-on with code in the early days.

Communication: Ability to translate complex technical concepts into clear strategic advantages for investors and non-technical stakeholders