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What they do

Lyrebird makes an AI medical scribe and a clinical AI platform. It turns the talk between a clinician and a patient into clinical notes. It also prepares letters, certificates, and care plans. It works inside the Best Practice and Genie/Gentu medical record systems. Thousands of clinicians use it every day. Lyrebird also sells to NHS trusts in the UK.

What they value

• Care about the effect of the work on the lives of people.
• Own your outcomes and drive them to completion.
• Value outcomes over outputs.
• Speak your mind, and give hard feedback with care.
• Help the people around you succeed, as one team.
• Move with urgency, and decide fast.

Where they hire

Of 7 Postings, five are in Melbourne, one is in Richmond, and one is in the United Kingdom. Four are hybrid, two are on site, and the UK role is remote. The forward deployed engineer works to customer schedules in Australia, the UK, and the UAE. No Posting mentions visa sponsorship or work rights.

Teams and roles

The 7 Postings are in go-to-market, customer success, operations, and engineering.

• Engineering: a full-stack software engineer, a product engineering manager for the workflows team, and a forward deployed engineer, all in Melbourne.
• Sales: an account executive who sells to general practice (GP) clinics.
• Customer success: a customer success manager for small healthcare practices, and a customer support specialist.
• Operations: a head of UK customer delivery, who builds the team that brings Lyrebird to NHS trusts.

The software engineer builds LLM (large language model) pipelines with TypeScript, Svelte, Node.js, and LangChain. The forward deployed engineer builds integrations with medical record systems through the HL7 and FHIR health data standards.

What they look for

No Posting names a minimum number of years. All seven name healthcare or clinical experience, but only the UK role requires it. Four Postings ask for high ownership or a bias toward action. Four ask for clear communication that builds trust with clinicians or customers. The engineering Postings ask for production-grade code, and two ask for TypeScript. The software engineer Posting asks for experience with Claude Code or other AI coding assistants, and an awareness of their limits. Five Postings ask people from groups that are underrepresented in tech to apply, even if they do not meet every requirement.