As a Product Engineer at calliora, you don't just write code, you build. You take a real problem and turn it into something that ships. You build the platform that lifts the manual work off the hospital: the agents that carry a case end to end, the infrastructure they run on, and the product clinicians and administrators actually use. The agents do the work themselves, with full context and without waiting for anyone to log in, not a copilot sitting beside someone clicking through screens. We work fast and hands-on, but what we ship runs in hospitals, one of the most regulated environments there is. Speed is how we find the right product. Rigor is how we earn the right to run it.
Examples of what you might ship:
- An eval harness that regression-tests every prompt and model change against golden cases before it ships
- The abstention logic that decides when an agent acts on its own and when it stops and asks a human
- A replay layer that makes agent runs deterministic, so you can debug a bad case exactly as it happened
