Health care sharing network for Christian communities
Samaritan Ministries operates a health care sharing platform built on AWS infrastructure (Lambda, DynamoDB, CloudFormation, CodePipeline) with a .NET and React frontend, paired with observability tooling (Splunk, CloudWatch, X-Ray). Current hiring is split between engineering, marketing, and support—with director-level roles in both marketing and technical leadership—suggesting parallel scaling of member acquisition and platform reliability as the organization grows its membership base.
Notable leadership hires: Marketing Director
Samaritan Ministries is a health care sharing organization serving Christian members who support each other's medical expenses outside traditional insurance. Founded in 1994 and headquartered in Peoria, Illinois, the organization operates a membership-based model where participants contribute monthly toward a shared fund to cover medical bills. The platform handles member onboarding, payment processing, and medical bill resolution at scale, with active infrastructure modernization efforts underway including cloud migration and CI/CD pipeline deployment. The organization employs 201–500 people across operations, technology, and membership support.
A health care sharing organization where Christian members contribute monthly to a shared fund that covers each other's medical expenses, operating as an alternative to traditional health insurance since 1994.
AWS (Lambda, DynamoDB, API Gateway, CloudFormation, CodePipeline), .NET Framework/.NET Core, React, Kubernetes, Docker, GitLab, and Splunk for observability and security monitoring.
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