Nabla builds an AI assistant for clinicians that generates clinical notes in real-time and automates coding and documentation tasks across EHRs. The stack spans TypeScript, React, Python, PyTorch, and GCP—grounded in modern ML infrastructure (Slurm, BigQuery, dbt)—with native support for audio (Swift, Kotlin, C++) suggesting heavy investment in ambient capture and dictation. Active projects center on back-end architecture, real-time audio processing, and EHR integrations; hiring remains engineering-heavy while ramping sales and partnerships, indicating a shift from product-led adoption toward health-system distribution.
Notable leadership hires: Partnership Director
Nabla is a clinical AI platform deployed across over 130 health systems and provider groups in the United States. Founded in 2018, the company operates from New York with 51–200 employees. The product integrates with major EHR systems, supports 35+ languages, and provides ambient documentation, dictation, and real-time coding support to reduce clinician documentation burden. The platform is evolving toward an agentic architecture capable of proactive EHR actions and expansion into new care settings and clinical roles. Nabla's founding team includes CEO Alex LeBrun, COO Delphine Groll, and CTO Martin Raison, with Dr. Ed Lee (former CIO of The Permanente Federation) serving as Chief Medical Officer.
Nabla's core stack includes TypeScript, React, Python, PyTorch, PostgreSQL, GCP, Kubernetes, and Terraform for backend services. Audio capture relies on Swift and Kotlin. ML infrastructure includes Slurm and BigQuery; analytics uses Looker, dbt, and Dataform.
Nabla's clinical AI assistant is deployed across over 130 health systems and provider groups, supporting clinicians across multiple care settings and specialties.
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