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The shadows of two question marks are laid across a wall in this illustration, emanating from the symbol for AI.
NOTE: This post is an excerpt of our ebook Leading with trust: A people-first guide to AI integration in healthcare. Click here to access the full publication. For our guide to AI change in healthcare, we asked some of our customers to submit their most pressing questions about AI adoption and change management. Infinitus then sat down with...
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For years, technical interviews have relied heavily on LeetCode-style problems: algorithms, data structures, and whiteboard puzzles. While these can test pattern recognition and persistence, they rarely reflect the realities of day-to-day engineering. The gap between “acing the interview” and “thriving in the role” has grown too wide. Attracting and hiring great engineers requires a better...
A black-and-white photo of the 2025 class of Infinitus interns on a light green background.
We were so fortunate to have had a great group of engineering and product interns this summer, who took part in a number of influential projects at Infinitus, including multilingual capabilities for patient-facing calls, a privacy-focused and scalable call analysis solution, and MCP support for Infinitus APIs (which we even put out a press release...
A black-and-white photograph of Erin Palm, MD, Infinitus's medical lead.
At Infinitus, we have a clear opportunity to help transform the patient experience with AI agents. We can help real people to get quicker access to the answers they need, calm their anxieties, and reach care providers without the administrative headaches healthcare brings. To do this right, we need to make sure our AI agents...
A black-and-white photograph of Engineering Lead Gurudutta Ramanathaiah on a white background.
Throughout my career in engineering leadership, I’ve always been driven by one core belief: Technology should solve real problems that matter. After spending the past few years helping build and scale incredible systems at Sigma Computing, Sonder, and Twilio, to name a few, I found myself at a crossroads – grateful for the journey so...
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At Infinitus, we know that a great workplace isn’t defined by perks or policies alone – it’s shaped by the people who show up every day with passion, curiosity, and a shared commitment to making a difference. That’s why we’re incredibly proud to be recognized as a Great Place to Work for the fourth consecutive...
A black and white photograph of new Infinitus Product Lead Brendan Foley.
Healthcare has many problems to solve today – patient access to care, high costs, manual processes, older technology, and more. But it also offers a great opportunity to have a positive impact on people’s lives during the moments that matter. That’s a big part of what drew me to the industry.  At Infinitus, we have...
A photo of Infinitus employee Misti Smith, with the caption "Meet the human in the loop: Misti Smith" on it.
Infinitus is a healthcare AI company, but humans play a number of key roles in delivering a seamless experience to our customers and those who receive our AI agent’s calls. Like most companies that build modern AI systems, we learn a lot from human feedback – which is why it’s important to note that our...
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On March 1, we celebrated Employee Appreciation Day, a great opportunity to stop and take a moment to celebrate what makes Infinitus a place I truly love to work: the people. As our CEO Ankit Jain says, everything we’ve achieved “starts and ends with our people.”  Today, I’m so excited to announce that we have...
A black-and-white group photo of the Infinitus team at an off-site event.
February marked a milestone for Infinitus as we celebrated five years. From the initial spark of an idea, to the role Bruce Willis played in early tests, to the real change Infinitus is effecting on the healthcare ecosystem today, it’s been quite a journey.  As we reflect on half a decade of Infinitus, we sat...
The Infinitus team poses at InfiniCamp 2023
Since the start of Infinitus in 2019, I have had the privilege of witnessing our team’s incredible journey. The past few months have exemplified the heart, tenacity, and dedication of every single member of our team, as we worked through both challenges and opportunities. And this week, we were able to bring the entire team...
Andre Iguodala speaks to the Infinitus team
On Aug. 22, we were joined for a special talk by NBA veteran and four-time league champion Andre Iguodala. The all-star swingman, who played in the league for almost two decades, spoke candidly about his experience as an athlete, an investor, and a father. Here are 10 takeaways from Iguodala’s fireside chat with the Infinitus...
Great place to work award
For the second year in a row, Infinitus is certified as a great place to work!
illustration of a rocketship and a gear
The latest investment in Infinitus validates the urgent need to address the overwhelming administrative burden in healthcare and our vision to do so with VoiceRPA. This announcement comes on the heels of a tremendous growth period for Infinitus, having grown enterprise revenue by over 300% in the past twelve months.
Max Parelius of Infinitus
This week, we’re excited to be featuring Max Parelius. Max has been focused on the frontend components of the Infinitus stack. He has been critical to the launch of our customer portal as well as ensuring that customer data stays segmented.
Conal Sathi of Infinitus
This week, we’re excited to be featuring Conal Sathi. Conal has been building the computer brains that drive the conversations that the Infinitus digital assistant has. From rule based systems to self-learning models, Conal has been pulling out all stops to make sure our customers are getting the most out of their Infinitus experience.