Telehealth platform connecting patients to virtual care programs
Amwell runs a virtual care platform spanning primary, specialty and behavioral care, built on Java, Spring Boot, Node.js and Angular across AWS, Azure and GCP, with FHIR and HL7 for clinical interoperability. The standout signal is federal: active FedRAMP High authorization, continuous monitoring and CMMC Level 2/3 work point to a push into government and defense health buyers. Hiring has slowed and leans toward clinical and finance roles rather than engineering.
Amwell is a Boston-based, privately held telehealth company with 501–1,000 employees. Its technology links people to primary and specialty care, behavioral health and chronic condition management programs. The company implements its telehealth platform for enterprise customers and employs licensed clinicians, including counselors, to deliver care. Hiring spans the United States and Ireland, covering healthcare, finance, legal, marketing, security and services functions.
Amwell uses Java, Spring Boot, Node.js, NestJS, Angular and TypeScript, runs on AWS, Azure and GCP, and relies on FHIR and HL7, Redis, DynamoDB, GitLab, Terraform, Ansible and Prometheus.
Yes. Job posts reference a FedRAMP High authorization process, ongoing FedRAMP continuous monitoring, and alignment with CMMC Level 2/3 requirements.
Amwell is hiring in the United States and Ireland, mostly for healthcare roles plus finance, legal, marketing, security and services, though overall hiring velocity is decelerating.
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