Millions of seniors live in care facilities. Between visits, they wait alone. We're building something that listens, empathizes, and keeps them connected — and we need people who think that matters.
Large language models can now hold natural conversations. Voice synthesis sounds human. Computer vision can detect a fall in real time. The technology is ready.
Meanwhile, skilled nursing facilities are drowning. Staff shortages, documentation burden, resident isolation, family disconnection. The system was designed for a different era.
We're building something that could matter to millions. If you want to shape it, this is the window.
We’d rather have something real in a resident’s room than a perfect prototype in a lab. Speed with integrity.
This isn’t a consumer toy. Lives depend on what we build. Every feature is validated, every note is nurse-signed, every alert is earned.
The best ideas come from people who’ve actually worked the floor, built hardware at 3am, or spent years watching a parent age in care. Bring your context.
The intelligence behind every interaction defines whether this works or not. This is the role that makes or breaks Sevah.
What you'll shape
The product is the mission. Every interaction, every word Companion speaks, every update a family reads — it all matters.
What you'll shape
We need someone who understands how care facilities actually run — the workflows, the regulations, the politics.
What you'll shape
We need someone who can own the full stack — from real-time clinical dashboards to the cloud infrastructure behind them.
What you'll shape
The Companion is a physical device in a real room. Someone has to make it reliable, manufacturable, and worthy of a bedside.
What you'll shape
Companion’s core loop is listening and responding. The quality of that conversation is everything.
What you'll shape
Companion sees the room. Fall detection, gait analysis, and behavioral monitoring depend on what it can observe.
What you'll shape
Hundreds of devices across dozens of facilities need to be monitored, updated, and kept running 24/7.
What you'll shape
Families and nurses need a mobile experience that’s fast, reliable, and simple enough for a 70-year-old to use.
What you'll shape
AI needs clinical intuition it can’t learn from data alone. You’ll teach it what matters.
What you'll shape
Every facility wants proof that Sevah works. Someone needs to find the signal in the data and tell the story.
What you'll shape
Our users range from 25-year-old nurses to 90-year-old residents. The interface has to work for all of them.
What you'll shape
Companion lives on a bedside table. It needs to feel warm, approachable, and invisible when it should be.
What you'll shape
Selling into skilled nursing facilities is a specific skill. You need to know the buyer, the budget cycle, and the objections.
What you'll shape
A pilot only works if the facility feels supported. You’re the reason they renew.
What you'll shape
The families and nurses who need Sevah don’t know it exists yet. Your job is to change that.
What you'll shape
We want to hear from you anyway. Tell us what you'd build, what you'd fix, or what you think we're getting wrong. The best conversations start with honest criticism.
No resume required. Just tell us what interests you about eldercare and AI.
The interview goes both ways. Come critique the product. We'll learn from you either way.