Senior Software Engineer II, Trial Engine

Clinical trials are where drug development actually gets slow and expensive. Sites take months to activate. Data arrives late, in fragments, from a dozen systems and vendors that don't talk to each other. People spend their weeks reconciling spreadsheets instead of making decisions. The Trial Execution team exists to fix that, and this role is a senior seat on it.

The constraint that makes this interesting: our trials run in a regulated space. Systems that touch patient safety or trial integrity are GxP-relevant, which means computer system validation, 21 CFR Part 11, audit trails, traceability, and a real burden of proof that the software does what it claims. Most engineers treat that as a wall. We think it's a design problem — and we think the companies that figure out how to run AI inside those constraints, rather than around them, will develop drugs faster than anyone else.