Consider a healthier career
At Ada, your work could help millions of people, including yourself. Studies show that a higher sense of purpose is linked to a longer, healthier life.1
Our team under the microscope
One mission
Every person on earth deserves access to quality healthcare. At Ada, each member of the team brings their unique talents to the table to make that possible. We’re passionate about what we do, and it shows.
Multiple perspectives
As a team, we represent over 50 nationalities and have experience with health systems all over the world. Our diversity lets us build solutions that fit the needs of people and health organizations globally.
For better outcomes
In 2011, some of the brightest minds in medicine and computer engineering created a world-first AI health platform. We continue to raise the bar today, with an evidence-based approach that prioritizes medical quality and user experience.
Our values
Integrity
Do the right thingQuality
Raise the barHumility
Seek to learnPurpose
Make a differenceCollaboration
Succeed as a teamInnovation
Build the future
Improving health starts from the inside
We offer a benefits package designed with your mental and physical health in mind.
Meet the team
Working with an international, talented, and passionate team at Ada in a flexible work environment empowers us to grow personally and professionally.
Want to #joinAda?
Here’s how it works
Apply for the right opportunity at Ada.
Meet our talent acquisition partner.
Speak with the hiring manager. You may need to complete a short task at this stage.
Meet the team and other stakeholders.
Receive your offer.
Pick up your welcome box and start your Ada journey.
Meet our Talent Acquisition Team
Head of Talent Acquisition & People Analytics
Senior People Advisor & Talent Acquisition Partner
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