For Engineers — GluonLabs.ai

Every ML Engineer Has a Portfolio.
Almost None of Them Include Healthcare.

The Clinical AI Portfolio Accelerator. 8 weeks. A real clinician partner. A deployed app that gets you into health tech.


The Problem

Healthcare AI is one of the fastest-growing and highest-paying niches in machine learning. But breaking in is hard — not because the ML is harder, but because you don't have access to the clinical context that makes the work meaningful.

You can train a model on any dataset. But can you build one that a physician would actually trust? That's the gap between a Kaggle project and a healthcare AI career.

Hiring managers in health tech don't want another MNIST project. They want proof you can work with clinical data, clinical workflows, and clinical stakeholders.


What This Is

The Clinical AI Portfolio Accelerator is an 8-week program where you — an engineer — partner with a real clinician to build a deployed clinical AI system together.

Your clinician partner brings domain expertise: what the data means, which predictions matter, whether the model's output makes clinical sense. You bring the engineering: data pipelines, model architecture, evaluation, deployment.

No healthcare experience required. That's the whole point — you learn it by building alongside someone who lives it.


Your Role as Technical Lead


What You Walk Away With

Your deliverables


Choose Your Clinical Use Case

Each clinician-engineer pair selects a real clinical prediction problem:

Heart Failure Risk Prediction
Sepsis Early Detection
Hospital Readmission Risk
Mortality Prediction
ED Patient Acuity Prediction

These are sample use cases. If your clinician partner has a prediction problem from their own specialty, you'll build that instead — the program supports any well-scoped predictive AI use case grounded in clinical data.


Tools & Stack

Python Google Colab Claude Code Synthea MIMIC-IV (optional) scikit-learn / PyTorch Deployment pipeline

8-Week Structure

WeeksFocus
1–2Scope the problem with your clinician. Set up data pipelines. Explore the clinical dataset.
3–4Feature engineering. Train initial models. Get clinical feedback on what the outputs mean.
5–6Model refinement. Evaluation beyond accuracy — clinical relevance, calibration, error analysis.
7Deploy the application. Build the live prototype. Prepare the case study and GitHub repo.
8Demo Day — present your system to the cohort. Finalize documentation and publishable case study.

Time commitment: 4–5 hours/week — 2 hrs live session (weekends) + 2–3 hrs async with your clinician partner.


Who This Is For


Who's Behind This

Roofi Shaikh has spent 25+ years in healthcare technology. He built patient monitoring systems and clinical platforms at GE Healthcare — products generating over $500M in revenue — and now serves as a Principal Software Engineer in Generative AI for a large hospital network. He holds a Master of Product Design & Development from Northwestern University and is pursuing an MS in AI from UT Austin. His career spans Class II medical device software, cloud AI platforms, and cross-functional engineering leadership with teams of 50+.

Founding Cohort — Summer 2026
$750
One-time. 8 weeks. Dedicated support throughout.
10 seats total — 5 clinicians + 5 engineers
1:1 clinician-engineer pairing
Starts June 15, 2026
Apply Now

Application is brief. We select engineers committed to shipping — not just learning.
Questions? roofi@gluonlabs.ai