Doctronic

Technical Recruiter

New York City, New York, United StatesFull time$190,000 - $215,000 / yearPosted 12 days ago
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WHY THIS ROLE EXISTS

Healthcare is broken. We're fixing it. Millions of people already trust our AI doctor — and we're just getting started. To keep building at this pace, we need someone who can find and close the brilliant engineers who are shaping what AI can do for human health.

This is Doctronic's first technical recruiting hire. You won't be inheriting a process — you'll be building one. You'll work directly with engineering leadership and the CEO to define how we attract, evaluate, and bring in exceptional AI and engineering talent. If you've ever wanted to own a function from scratch at a company doing something that genuinely matters, this is it.

 

WHAT YOU'LL DO

- Own full-cycle recruiting for Senior AI/ML Engineers, Backend Engineers, and other technical roles from sourcing to offer close

- Build and run a proactive sourcing strategy to reach passive candidates — especially those working at the frontier of AI research and applied ML

- Partner with engineering leads to deeply understand role requirements, technical signals, and what “exceptional” looks like at Doctronic

- Design and iterate on our recruiting process, candidate experience, and employer brand — from scratch

- Develop pipelines for contested, hard-to-find talent: LLM engineers, clinical AI specialists, agentic systems builders

- Track metrics, manage your pipeline in an ATS, and report on funnel health to leadership

 

MUST-HAVES

• 5+ years of technical recruiting, with at least 2 years focused on AI/ML or applied ML roles

• Proven track record closing senior AI engineers in a competitive market — people who had other offers

• Ability to hold a substantive conversation about model architectures, LLM fine-tuning, agentic systems, and inference pipelines

• Experience building recruiting infrastructure at an early-stage startup (no playbook, no coordinator, no excuses)

• Strong sourcing instincts — you know where the engineers who never apply are, and how to reach them

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