Healthcare audience research platform for life science insights
Konovo connects pharma brands, agencies and consultancies with physicians, patients and other healthcare audiences for research. Job posts show a deliberate shift from service-led work to a product-driven platform, backed by a Databricks, Spark, Kafka and dbt data stack and new LLM features built on a provider-agnostic AI architecture. Hiring is accelerating and engineering-led, with roles open in India, Canada and Mexico.
Konovo is a healthcare intelligence company headquartered in Watertown, Massachusetts, with 201–500 employees. It was formed from three healthcare research firms: InCrowd, Survey Healthcare Global and GlocalMind. The company recruits custom healthcare audiences for research, including physicians, KOLs, patients, caregivers and allied health professionals. Its clients are pharmaceutical and healthcare brands, market research agencies and consultancies. It operates across the Americas, Europe and Asia and is privately held.
Konovo runs Databricks, Apache Spark, Kafka, Airflow, dbt, Delta Lake and Fivetran on AWS. Engineering uses Python, Go, C#, TypeScript and Java, with Playwright, Cypress and Jenkins for testing and CI. Salesforce and Tableau support the business side.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating, and engineering is the largest hiring area, followed by sales. Most roles are senior level, and openings are located in India, Canada and Mexico.
Konovo is building production LLM-powered features on a provider-agnostic AI architecture. It is also developing internal AI tooling for engineers, an enterprise test automation framework and AI-assisted workflows for crediting participant rewards.
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