
Manager, AI β Diagnostics
Posted Aug 12

Posted Aug 12
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in United States.
β’ Spearhead research on the AI diagnostics landscape, evaluating existing and emerging tools pertinent to low- and middle-income nations.
β’ Evaluate the technical readiness of prioritized diagnostics, encompassing training datasets, model architectures, sample sizes, and validation processes.
β’ Utilize disease-burden data to pinpoint high-burden conditions that currently lack effective AI diagnostics.
β’ Develop and sustain market intelligence that encompasses evidence, performance metrics, costs, and regulatory statuses.
β’ Conduct maturity assessments from proof-of-concept stages through to regulatory approval and scalable deployment.
β’ Prepare analyses, briefs, presentations, technical documentation, and recommendations for leadership, governmental partners, and donors.
β’ Create and maintain analytical tools and workflows using contemporary AI technologies to automate research and reporting tasks.
β’ Facilitate engagement with technology developers, research institutions, and partners concerning data and model inquiries.
β’ Assist in cost-effectiveness prioritization and ensure it remains current as the field progresses.
β’ Contribute to fundraising and donor relations, including proposal crafting and reporting obligations.
β’ Travel internationally 20β40% of the time, including occasional extended trips lasting multiple weeks.
β’ Undertake additional responsibilities as assigned by the team lead or senior leadership.
β’ Bachelorβs degree or equivalent combined with 4 to 8 years of relevant professional experience.
β’ Strong background in quantitative fields such as data science, statistics, biostatistics, epidemiology, economics, computer science, mathematics, or a related discipline.
β’ Excellent quantitative skills and a solid understanding of fundamental machine learning concepts.
β’ Capability to evaluate the quality and representativeness of training data, model performance and architectures, sample sizes, and validation methods.
β’ Outstanding problem-solving and analytical abilities.
β’ Proficient in synthesizing complex technical and quantitative information for audiences without technical backgrounds.
β’ Familiarity with contemporary AI tools and platforms, including Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini.
β’ Willingness to employ modern AI coding tools for prototyping, automation, and the development of analytical tools.
β’ Possess an entrepreneurial mindset and comfort in a dynamic, fast-paced environment.
β’ Ability to work autonomously with minimal guidance, navigate uncertainty, and implement innovative approaches.
β’ Strong written and verbal communication skills in English.
β’ Ability to cultivate collaborative relationships with diverse stakeholders.
β’ High proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite.
β’ Willingness and ability to travel internationally 20β40% of the time, including occasional multi-week trips.
β’ Preferred: Graduate degree in a quantitative or health-related discipline.
β’ Preferred: Proficiency in Python, R, or other programming languages and familiarity with data-analysis or machine-learning workflows.
β’ Preferred: Experience working with large datasets, such as those from IHME, WHO, and other public data sources.
β’ Preferred: Hands-on experience with AI "vibe-coding" and automation tools.
β’ Preferred: Experience collaborating with governments, multilateral organizations, and/or in settings within LMICs.
β’ Preferred: Background in global health, public health, digital health, or applied research utilizing health data.
β’ Preferred: Proficiency in languages spoken in CHAI program countries.
β’ Telecommute / flexible remote work options.
β’ 20β40% international travel, including occasional multi-week trips.
β’ Commitment to equal employment opportunity.
β’ Strong emphasis on diversity and inclusion.
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