Jobs at Washington University in St. Louis

Builds and maintains scalable data pipelines and cloud infrastructure supporting an AI biomedical research platform. Responsibilities include ingesting, harmonizing, validating, and documenting multimodal neurodegeneration datasets; managing cloud storage, compute, permissions, and costs; implementing de-identification and data governance workflows; supporting research data repositories and AI/ML teams; and maintaining data lineage, catalogs, and technical documentation. The role requires strong Python and SQL skills, software engineering discipline, cloud experience, and neurodegeneration research data expertise.

Owns the C-BRAIN AI tool portfolio through product backlog management, milestone tracking, UAT coordination, vendor and contractor oversight, and technical program execution. Coordinates data engineering pipelines, infrastructure, data use agreements, compliance reviews, and external pharmaceutical, biotech, academic, and technology partners. Supports CTO working groups, technical reporting, consortium engagement, and stakeholder communications. Requires five years of progressive product or technical program management experience, external partner management, contract lifecycle expertise, and experience working with AI/ML or data engineering teams.

Obtains insurance and referral information, registers and schedules patients remotely, processes physician referrals, manages appointment reminders and scheduling updates, and explains billing and financial assistance options. Answers patient and payer inquiries, supports account maintenance, updates provider scheduling templates, and coordinates with physicians and clinical staff to resolve moderately complex scheduling and billing issues.

Develop and maintain XNAT platform functionality for clinical and research imaging: design and implement features, write and test code (Java, JavaScript, Python), manage releases and CI/CD, triage defects, mentor junior engineers, integrate with adjacent systems (DICOM, JupyterHub, data lakes), and document architecture and upgrade procedures.

Obtains insurance and referral information, registers and schedules patients remotely, processes physician referrals, and manages appointment reminders. Explains billing processes and financial assistance options to patients, staff, and third-party payers. Maintains patient accounts, updates provider scheduling templates, handles insurance inquiries, and resolves moderately complex scheduling and billing issues. The role requires strong organization, communication, prioritization, and medical office support skills.

Answer patient and payer billing inquiries, obtain insurance/referral information, counsel on financial assistance, schedule and register patients, send reminders, update provider schedules, and coordinate with clinical staff to manage appointments and basic account maintenance.

Lead a consortium advancing AI-driven neurodegeneration research: set strategy, build partnerships, manage multidisciplinary executive team, oversee product development and deployment, secure funding, ensure ethical AI and scientific integrity, and scale the platform to broader biomedical domains.

Manage pre-award and post-award sponsored research activities for a neurology department, including proposal preparation/submission, budget development, compliance, award monitoring, subaward management, reporting, closeouts, and liaison work with PIs, SPA, and other offices.