Khushi Baby, a nonprofit organization in India, serves as a technical partner to health departments. Established in 2016 from a Yale University classroom, it has grown into a 90+ member team with offices in Jaipur, Udaipur, Delhi, and Bengaluru.
Khushi Baby focuses on digital health solutions, health program strengthening, and R&D. Its flagship platform, the Community Health Integrated Platform (CHIP), supports over 70,000 community health workers across 40,000 villages, reaching 45 million beneficiaries. The platform has identified and monitored 5+ million high-risk individuals, with the Ministry of Health allocating ₹160 crore ($20M) for its scale-up.
CHIP has enabled initiatives like Rajasthan's digital health census, TB case finding, vector-borne disease surveillance, labor room monitoring, and immunization drives, co-designed with extensive field input.
In R&D, Khushi Baby advances community-level geospatial analysis and individual health diagnostics, including smartphone-based tools and low-literacy models. Programmatically, it focuses on maternal health, child malnutrition, and zero-dose children.
Backed by donors like GAVI, Skoll Foundation, and CSR funding, Khushi Baby partners with IITs, AIIMS Jodhpur, JPAL South Asia, MIT, Microsoft Research, WHO, and multiple state governments.
Khushi Baby seeks skilled, creative, and driven candidates eager to make a large-scale public health impact by joining its interdisciplinary team in policy, design, development, implementation, and data science.
Job Overview
We are looking for a Lead Data Engineer to design, build, and optimize scalable data systems for public health analytics. You will define data workflows, layer architecture, and pipelines, ensuring data quality, security, and efficiency while leading a team of engineers.
Key Responsibilities
Required Qualifications
Good to have
Remuneration
The remuneration offered will be depending on the candidate’s experience, skill set, and evaluation based on our internal parameters
Note: The candidate will be on a probationary period for the first 90 days of the contract