Commure
Software Engineering Intern, Summer 2027
About this role
Commure seeks Software Engineering Interns for Summer 2027 to build AI-powered healthcare software that automates clinical workflows, documentation, and revenue cycle management. You'll work on full-stack features across React, APIs, and backend services that reach 500+ healthcare organizations, with projects spanning AI agents, infrastructure, and product engineering.
What you'll do
- Design, build, test, and ship features across frontend, backend, mobile, or infrastructure
- Build APIs and services powering clinical and administrative workflows
- Develop AI-powered experiences using LLMs and machine learning technologies
- Create intuitive user interfaces for clinicians, administrators, and patients
- Improve reliability, scalability, and performance of production services
- Instrument work with metrics, logging, and monitoring; participate in code reviews
What they're looking for
- Python, TypeScript, Dart, Swift, Kotlin, or Flutter
- React and native mobile platform development
- PostgreSQL, Redis, and cloud object storage
- Kubernetes, containers, and distributed systems
- Data structures, algorithms, and computer science fundamentals
- Debugging and problem-solving
- API design and backend service development
- AI/ML technologies and LLMs
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Commure
Commure builds AI-powered healthcare solutions that automate clinical documentation, billing workflows, and claims processing for healthcare organizations and their clinicians. The company is hiring full-stack engineers, R&D specialists, forward-deployed engineers, and backend developers to scale LLM-based systems and real-time automation tools across its platform serving 500+ healthcare organizations.
- Website
- commure.com
Likely interview questions
- Tell us about a software project you've built from start to finish and the impact it had.
- How would you approach building a feature that helps clinicians reduce documentation time?