Harrison.ai is an Australian medical artificial intelligence company founded in Sydney in 2018 by the physician Aengus Tran and his brother Dimitry, built to widen access to diagnostic expertise rather than to replace clinicians. It develops regulator-cleared models through two clinical joint ventures: Annalise.ai for radiology, which reads chest X-rays and brain scans for well over a hundred findings, and Franklin.ai for histopathology. The company partners with hospital groups and pathology providers including Sonic Healthcare and I-MED, has clearances in Australia, Europe and the United States, and released harrison.rad.1 as a radiology-specific foundation model.
Diagnostics
Artificial Intelligence
Health Care
Computer Vision
Crowdstrike
AWS
Python
PyTorch
ISO 27001
Computer Vision
Edge AI
GDPR
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2
open jobs
201-500
Team size
2018
Founded
Telstra is Australia's largest telecommunications company, tracing its origins to the 1975 creation of Telecom Australia out of the national postal service and privatised in stages between 1997 and 2006. It operates the country's most extensive mobile network, with coverage across a continent where population density makes rural service economically difficult, alongside broadband retail over the government-owned national broadband network. The group has restructured into separate infrastructure, consumer and international businesses, owns subsea cable capacity across Asia through Telstra International, and has built substantial positions in health technology and enterprise cloud services.
Digital Health
Data Centers
Cloud Computing
Telecom Infrastructure
AWS
Python
CI/CD
Kubernetes
Terraform
Docker
Git
GitHub Actions
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BenevolentAI is a British company founded in London in 2013 that applies machine learning to drug discovery, building a knowledge graph from scientific literature, clinical data and experimental results to propose new targets and treatments. Its best known result came in 2020, when the platform identified the arthritis drug baricitinib as a potential COVID-19 therapy, a hypothesis later confirmed in trials and approved by regulators. The company listed on Euronext Amsterdam in 2022, delisted in 2024 after restructuring and heavy cost reductions, and now runs a narrower pipeline alongside partnerships with pharmaceutical companies including AstraZeneca and Merck.
Machine Learning
Biopharma
Pharmaceuticals
Artificial Intelligence
Sanofi is a French pharmaceutical company formed in 1973 and assembled over five decades through a long series of mergers including Synthelabo, Aventis and Genzyme. It is now built around immunology and rare disease, with Dupixent for atopic dermatitis and asthma as by far its largest product, alongside a substantial vaccines division covering influenza, meningitis and the respiratory syncytial virus antibody Beyfortus. Headquartered in Paris, the group has sharpened its focus in recent years by separating its consumer healthcare business into the standalone company Opella and directing research spending toward biologics and immune science.
Drug Discovery
Biopharma
Vaccines
Health Care
Apache Kafka
AWS
CI/CD
Databricks
MQTT
Power BI
Python
RAG
+136 More
65
open jobs
$60k – $336k
Salary
5000+
Team size
1973
Founded
Dassault Systemes is a French software company founded in 1981 as a spin-off from the aircraft maker Dassault Aviation, created to commercialise the three-dimensional design tools its engineers had built in house. It sells the CATIA and SOLIDWORKS design suites, SIMULIA simulation, ENOVIA lifecycle management and DELMIA manufacturing planning, all now delivered through the 3DEXPERIENCE platform that treats a product as one connected model from concept to service. The group has extended the same virtual twin idea into life sciences through the Medidata clinical trial platform and into urban and healthcare simulation, and it is headquartered in Velizy-Villacoublay near Paris.
Design & Creative
Clinical Research
Biomedical Engineering
Software
BioNTech is a German biotechnology company founded in Mainz in 2008 by the physician-scientists Ugur Sahin and Ozlem Tureci to develop individualised cancer immunotherapies using messenger RNA. Its mRNA platform, refined over a decade on oncology programmes, was redirected in early 2020 to produce Comirnaty with Pfizer, the first COVID-19 vaccine authorised in the West and the source of tens of billions of euros in revenue. The company has reinvested that windfall into its original mission, running a broad clinical pipeline of mRNA cancer vaccines, individualised neoantigen therapies and bispecific antibodies including the closely watched BNT327 programme.
Health Care
Biopharma
Drug Discovery
Pharmaceuticals
Baichuan AI is a Chinese artificial intelligence company founded in Beijing in 2023 by Wang Xiaochuan, who had previously built and led the search engine Sogou. It develops the Baichuan family of large language models, releasing early versions with open weights that became widely used baselines for Chinese-language work. Since 2024 the company has narrowed its focus onto healthcare, building medical reasoning models, an AI general practitioner assistant and clinical decision support tools for hospitals, positioning itself as a vertical specialist rather than a general frontier lab.
Medical AI
Health Care
Artificial Intelligence
LLM & Generative AI
JD.com is a Chinese retailer and logistics operator founded in 1998 by Richard Liu, which moved online in 2004 and built its business on first-party inventory rather than a pure marketplace model. Unlike its peers it owns most of the goods it sells and runs its own nationwide warehouse and delivery network, which gives it tight control over authenticity and same-day or next-day fulfilment for hundreds of millions of customers. The group has expanded into logistics services for third parties, healthcare, industrial supply, cloud computing and consumer finance, and is listed in both New York and Hong Kong.
Health Care
Cloud Computing
Supply Chain
Logistics
Cognizant is an American information technology services and consulting company founded in 1994 as an in-house technology unit of Dun and Bradstreet in Chennai, India, and headquartered in Teaneck, New Jersey. It builds, integrates and operates software and infrastructure for large enterprises, with particularly deep positions in healthcare, financial services, insurance and life sciences, delivered by a global workforce of more than three hundred thousand people concentrated in India. Listed on Nasdaq, the company competes with the large Indian and global systems integrators and has reoriented its offerings around cloud migration, data platforms and AI-assisted engineering.
Health Care
Cloud Computing
IT Outsourcing
IT Consulting
AI Agents
Claude
Claude Code
Cursor
JavaScript
LLM
Node JS
Prompt Engineering
+62 More
6
open jobs
5000+
Team size
1994
Founded
Neuralink is an American neurotechnology company founded in 2016 by Elon Musk and a team of scientists and engineers to build implantable brain-computer interfaces. Its N1 implant records neural activity through flexible electrode threads placed by a purpose-built surgical robot, allowing trial participants to control computers and devices directly with their thoughts. Headquartered in Fremont, California with a second campus in Austin, Texas, the company runs clinical studies aimed at restoring autonomy to people living with paralysis and is developing a vision prosthesis called Blindsight.
Artificial Intelligence
Science & Engineering
Health Care
Biomedical Engineering
AWS
Kubernetes
Ansible
Okta
Python
Terraform
C++
Rust
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39
open jobs
$50k – $70k
Salary
1001-5000
Team size
2016
Founded
