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"You Don’t Have to be an Expert in Medicine to be a Good Designer in Healthcare"
Oriana Kachaochana
January 25, 2019
Flatiron Health Inc

"You Don’t Have to be an Expert in Medicine to be a Good Designer in Healthcare"

Below is an article originally written by Henry Bayuzick, a Product Designer at PowerToFly Partner Flatiron Health, and published on October 4, 2018. Go to Flatiron Health's page on PowerToFly to see their open positions and learn more.

For a good part of my life, I wanted to do something in healthcare. There was always something so powerful about the idea of becoming a doctor and helping patients heal. There was only one problem: I didn't do well in biology and I didn't think I was was capable of going through the rigors of medical school. So when it came time to choose my career, I went with what I was good at: design.

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Why We Love Running Hackathons At Flatiron
Oriana Kachaochana
November 12, 2018
Flatiron Health Inc

Why We Love Running Hackathons At Flatiron

Below is an article originally written by Sam Bail and Ovadia Harary at PowerToFly Partner Flatiron Health. Go to Flatiron Health's page on PowerToFly to see their open positions and learn more.

Hackathons have been a part of Flatiron Health since the company was founded in 2012. Our Chief Technology Officer (back then, Flatiron's second engineer) Gil Shklarski brought the concept with him from his previous stint at Facebook. For Flatiron, our quarterly hackathons are meant to be two days free of meetings or sprint commitments for the whole company, where employees form teams to work or "hack" on something that they are passionate about, but just haven't had the opportunity to work on. This could be exciting new product features, radical code cleanup ("dev happz" or, as Gil refers to it, "fixing s**t liberally"), cutting-edge data analyses or the occasional "gotcha" experiment from our security team. Each hackathon culminates in a live-demo session where participants have three minutes to present their projects in varying states ranging from "duct-taped together" to polished and ready to go into production, and then everyone at the company has the opportunity to vote on their favorite hacks in different categories.

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Oriana Kachaochana
September 28, 2018
Flatiron Health Inc

Meet Flatiron Health

At Flatiron Health, their mission is to improve lives by learning from the experience of every cancer patient. Flatiron believes that learning from the experience of every cancer patient is an imperative — it is the key to accelerating research and continuing to improve the quality of care.

The talent and dedication of the people working at Flatiron makes everything that they do possible. If you're passionate about having an impact on accelerating cancer research and improving patient care, Flatiron would love to hear from you!

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