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Responsibilities
- Design and build end-to-end features involving retrieval pipelines, structured tool use, and chained LLM calls.
- Fix user-facing bugs and improve Abridge’s backend and frontend systems.
- Use evaluation frameworks to measure accuracy, robustness, and clinical reliability.
- Prototype with new models, prompting techniques, and open-source orchestration tools.
- Collaborate with design, product, machine learning, and infrastructure teams to ship customer-facing features.
- Work with an engineering mentor and teammates while developing empathy for clinicians and their workflows.
Requirements
- Strong interest in pursuing a full-time software engineering role in 2027 or 2028.
- Experience using AI tooling to write, debug, and learn, with the judgment to verify its output.
- Passion for and understanding of Abridge’s healthcare mission.
- Curious, adaptable, proactive, collaborative, and eager to learn in a fast-paced startup environment.
Benefits
- Three-month internship program in Fall 2026, Spring 2027, or Summer 2027, with possible extension.
- Must work from the San Francisco Potrero office five days per week.
- Relocation to San Francisco supported through reimbursements.
- Potential return offer for high-performing interns.
- Benefits described include paid holidays, accrued time off for hourly employees, health coverage for full-time employees, HSA contributions, parental leave, family-forming benefits, 401(k) matching, personal device allowance, pre-tax benefits, lifestyle wallet contributions, mental health support, and professional development resources.
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About Abridge
Abridge builds an AI platform that converts patient–clinician conversations into EHR-ready clinical documentation for hospitals and clinicians. The enterprise SaaS includes automatic speech recognition and clinical note generation validated across 28+ languages, and integrates with major EHR systems. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in San Francisco, the privately held company sells to U.S. health systems, hospitals, and clinics.