Healthcare shift marketplace connecting facilities with licensed professionals
ShiftKey runs a two-sided marketplace matching healthcare facilities with licensed professionals for open shifts. Its job posts point to a serious AI push: agentic infrastructure on AWS, graph-based retrieval and an AI knowledge platform, paired with concerns about AI cost governance in a regulated setting. A heavy integration layer (Workato, Boomi, Celigo, MuleSoft) around Salesforce and NetSuite suggests revenue-ops plumbing is being actively reworked.
ShiftKey operates a scheduling and staffing platform that lets healthcare facilities connect directly with independent licensed and certified professionals to fill available shifts. Professionals choose how much they work, which helps bring clinicians back into the workforce. The privately held company employs 201–500 people and is headquartered in Irving, TX, with offices in Austin, TX, Cleveland, OH, and Warsaw, Poland. It hires in the United States and Poland.
ShiftKey's stack includes AWS, Azure, PHP, Python, Ruby, .NET, Kafka, Snowflake, Terraform, Pulumi, Salesforce, NetSuite, and integration tools such as Workato, Boomi, Celigo and MuleSoft.
Job posts reference evolving an AI knowledge platform, architecting agentic infrastructure on AWS, building reference agent implementations and developing graph-based retrieval.
ShiftKey is headquartered in Irving, TX, with additional offices in Austin, TX, Cleveland, OH, and Warsaw, Poland.
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