Intern AI Engineer, Early-Career – LLM Context & Data Layer (Healthcare)

RemoteRemote (US)junior$67K – $83K

Posted 2mo ago · via Icims

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Overview We are seeking an Intern-AI Engineer to help design, build, and deploy AI-powered applications that leverage large language models (LLMs) and enterprise data systems. This role focuses on developing practical AI solutions that improve healthcare treatment, payment, and operations through intelligent systems and natural language interfaces. You will work closely with Data Scientists, Data Engineers, and business stakeholders to build the underlying architecture for AI agents - including context layers, data retrieval systems, and governance guardrails - that operate reliably in regulated, data-intensive healthcare environments. This is an excellent opportunity for an early-career engineer passionate about AI technologies and building real-world applications that scale.…

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