“We believe that impact comes from people of all ages— at all stages. Launching your career at Medicus AI means you’ll hit the ground running, transforming healthcare. Are you up for the challenge?”
We are looking for smart and passionate people who share our values, who are motivated by doing awesome work they are proud of, and who have an entrepreneurial streak that drives their creative problem-solving mindset.
A mind that is stretched by new experiences can never go back to old dimensions!
George Eliot
Current Positions
Currently, the residency program is only availablein Vienna and Shenzhen. More locations coming soon.
Austria
China
Jules Caput
Junior Business Development & Account Manager
I joined Medicus April 2019, so it's now been 7 months since the adventure started. I wanted to join a fast-growing start-up in the health sector for a long time, which was the main driving force behind my decision to apply for the proposed internship offer in business development. The integration into Medicus was very fast and natural. I was quickly able to meet via video conference the people who would work with me on a day-to-day basis. I had never done Business Development assignments before, but thanks to the advice and feedback from the various teams, I was able to improve efficiently and quickly in my daily tasks. The many customer meetings shaped my learning at Medicus, and the Viva Technology show was the last real test of my integration at Medicus, with many pitches to be made according to the profile of the people with whom I was talking. I think the word that best suits my first months at Medicus is "adaptability". You must be able to be reactive, react quickly in the event of a problem or emergency, while always keeping control of the situation. I am now a full-time Business Developer & Account Manager, and I look forward to new challenges and adventures at Medicus AI.
Faisal Dakkak
Senior Financial Analyst
I joined Medicus in September 2019 as an Entrepreneur-in-Residence (EIR), a role that involves a variety of different responsibilities that support the growth and running of a fast-growing tech company. One of the best parts of this role is that you get to work directly with the CEO, Dr. Baher, on a variety of topics including fundraising, sales, and other initiatives, which was invaluable for me and provided fascinating insights on the inner workings of the company. I spent five months as an Entrepreneur-in-Residence, and I loved it. Towards the end of this time period, it was clear to me Baher and Verena ” Head of Operations” that I was excelling in the areas of financial modeling and analysis, which didn’t come as a big surprise to me given my past experience working for a “Big 4" financial services firm. My transition to a senior financial analyst was a natural one, and with the experience, I gained in my EIR role, I now feel more confident in my work with different business divisions and in the fast-paced environment of a growing and evolving technology company.
Program FAQs
How should I prepare for my interview?
Get smart. Do your homework on Medicus: our culture, products, achievements, goals, and contributions. The more you know, the better-placed you will be to accurately describe why you want to work with us, and to find out for yourself why this job is tailor-made for you.
We’ll tell you who you’ll be speaking with. It’s your job to find out who they are, what they do, and the role they play in the company. Then, it’s time to look in the mirror. If you can assess your strengths and weaknesses before the interview starts, it will help you tell us what you can bring to the table already, and where we can help you grow. We aren’t expecting a finished product: it’s more about demonstrating how your professional path is aligned with the company’s goals, and how you will contribute to its growth
Knowing what is expected of you in the future role is important: your ability to see the future clearly will give us an idea of how you prepare yourself for the challenges ahead. The interview is a chance to be curious about the company, your potential role, and everything else too. We love it when our candidates ask us questions.
We’ll tell you who you’ll be speaking with. It’s your job to find out who they are, what they do, and the role they play in the company. Then, it’s time to look in the mirror. If you can assess your strengths and weaknesses before the interview starts, it will help you tell us what you can bring to the table already, and where we can help you grow. We aren’t expecting a finished product: it’s more about demonstrating how your professional path is aligned with the company’s goals, and how you will contribute to its growth
Knowing what is expected of you in the future role is important: your ability to see the future clearly will give us an idea of how you prepare yourself for the challenges ahead. The interview is a chance to be curious about the company, your potential role, and everything else too. We love it when our candidates ask us questions.
What can I do to stand out?
Be concise, clear, and communicate well. Alongside your résumé, write a cover letter that highlights the key skills that will help you excel in your new role.
Remember, first impressions count. Check your résumé and cover letter thoroughly for any spelling or grammatical errors, and make sure you present yourself at the interview as you would like to be seen.
Remember, first impressions count. Check your résumé and cover letter thoroughly for any spelling or grammatical errors, and make sure you present yourself at the interview as you would like to be seen.
Will I need to travel for work if hired?
Yes. As you will be a spokesperson for Medicus AI at events, maintaining direct contact with clients at their offices and conducting interviews means that it is likely that you will need to travel. Pack your bags!
