Clinical trial operations platform connecting research sites and sponsors
Florence Healthcare builds software for clinical trial sites and sponsors, covering eTMF, eRegulatory, eSource and remote monitoring. Job posts point to a company-wide AI push: LLM orchestration, a feature store and agent guardrails against hallucinations and prompt injection, built on Python, Kafka, dbt and Snowflake. A Salesforce, HubSpot, Gong, 6sense and Salesloft stack backs a new enterprise motion aimed at pharma and CRO accounts.
Florence Healthcare is an Atlanta-based, privately held software company founded in 2014 with 201–500 employees. Its platform links clinical trial sites with sponsors to digitize regulatory and trial documentation workflows, including electronic trial master files, eRegulatory binders, eSource and remote monitoring. Customers include cancer centers, academic medical centers, pharmaceutical sponsors and CROs. Engineering runs on AWS with Lambda, Step Functions and Terraform, with Java and Python services over PostgreSQL and MongoDB. The company hires in the United States and Serbia.
Florence runs on AWS (Lambda, API Gateway, Step Functions) with Terraform, Java, Python, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Kafka, dbt and Snowflake, plus Salesforce, HubSpot, Gong and Salesloft for go-to-market.
Job posts describe a company-wide AI transformation, LLM orchestration, an AI platform build, a feature store, and a new enterprise sales motion for pharma and CRO accounts.
Florence Healthcare is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, and currently hires in the United States and Serbia across engineering, sales, marketing and operations.
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