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Innoval: Medicina con Valor · Australia

Prompt Engineer

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Role Description This part-time remote Prompt Engineer role at Innoval: Medicina con Valor focuses on designing, testing, and refining prompts for AI models used in healthcare and related domains. The role involves collaborating with medical and technical stakeholders to understand workflows, data needs, and safety requirements, then translating these into effective, reliable prompt structures. Day-to-day tasks include creating prompt libraries, running experiments to evaluate AI responses, documenting best practices, and iteratively improving prompts based on user feedback and performance metrics. The Prompt Engineer also helps ensure outputs are accurate, ethical, and aligned with regulatory and organizational standards, and may contribute to training materials and guidelines for colleagues who interact with AI tools.
Qualifications

- Ability to design, iterate, and optimize prompts for large language models, with a focus on accuracy, safety, and consistency in healthcare-related use cases.

- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, including the capacity to run experiments, interpret results, and translate findings into improved prompt strategies.

- Clear written communication skills for documenting prompts, workflows, and guidelines, and for collaborating with clinical, technical, and operational teams.

- Comfort working with digital tools, AI platforms, or basic scripting environments; familiarity with data privacy and ethical AI principles is highly beneficial.

- Ability to work independently in a remote setting, manage part-time hours effectively, and adapt to evolving AI capabilities and organizational needs.

- Prior experience in healthcare, health technology, or AI applications is a plus; a degree or coursework in a relevant field (e.g., computer science, data science, linguistics, healthcare, or related disciplines) is beneficial but not strictly required.