Bundled-payment surgical care platform for self-insured employers
Carrum Health connects self-insured employers with Centers of Excellence under bundled pricing, running on Ruby on Rails, React Native and a heavy AWS footprint (Fargate, Lambda, Step Functions, Bedrock). Data is the leading hiring function, and with Databricks and Spark being adopted alongside dbt and Snowflake, the company appears to be consolidating its warehouse sprawl while building a semantic layer for AI self-service.
Carrum Health, founded in 2014 and headquartered in San Francisco, operates a bundled payment model for specialty care. It sells to self-insured employers, routing their members to vetted regional providers organized as Centers of Excellence at fixed, pre-negotiated prices. Members receive concierge support, and providers get simplified administration. The privately held company employs 201–500 people and hires in the United States across data, healthcare, operations, engineering, marketing and sales.
Carrum Health builds on Ruby on Rails, React and React Native, hosted on AWS (Fargate, Lambda, Step Functions, RDS, Bedrock), with dbt, Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift, Tableau, Datadog and Salesforce.
Yes. Databricks and Apache Spark are being adopted, and job posts reference a Databricks migration alongside a dbt data mart and semantic layer.
Data is the most active hiring area, with mostly senior-level roles based in the United States, and hiring velocity is accelerating.
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