Director of AI and Analytics
At Coral Care, we believe families should never have to fight for the care their children need. Millions of young children in the U.S. experience developmental delays, yet parents often face long waitlists and complex systems. Our mission is to change that by making high-quality pediatric therapy accessible at home and in the community.
We are a platform powering a two-sided marketplace: helping families connect with trusted, local speech, occupational, and physical therapists who accept insurance, and supporting providers in building thriving private practices within their own communities.
Since launching in 2023, Coral Care has delivered thousands of therapy sessions and expanded across multiple states. We are a fast-growing, mission-driven team with a culture of compassion, collaboration, and momentum — and we are just getting started.
Coral Care is scaling fast. We are a Series A platform that makes in-home pediatric therapy feel effortless for families and financially sustainable for the clinicians who deliver it. We are the infrastructure behind their practice, expanding into new markets across the country.
Analytics and AI at Coral Care are the core of how we make better decisions, move faster, and build an in person marketplace that scales over time.
This role sits at the intersection of technical depth and strategic influence. You will be central to how we use data and AI across the company — from executive reporting to automated workflows to the systems that power our operations. You will partner directly with the Cofounder and COO and work cross-functionally across every team in the company.
This is a Director-level role for someone who can write SQL, build workflows and automation, deploy AI bots, lead a team, influence the senior most leaders of the company, and tell the story from a single seat.
This is an early-stage environment and you will use AI to move faster, work smarter, and punch well above your weight.
What You Will Own
Analytics Strategy and Executive Reporting
You will own our strategic analytics function end to end. That means defining the questions worth answering, building the infrastructure to answer them reliably, building tools to find problems, and translating the results into decisions that actually move the business.
Marketplace Analytics
Coral Care is a marketplace. You will deeply understand how changes to supply, demand, pricing, matching, or geography ripple through the system — and you will build the analytical frameworks to model those ripple effects before we make decisions.
AI Workflows and Automation
You will build the AI-powered systems that make our operations faster and smarter. This is not about implementing off-the-shelf tools. It is about understanding where human effort is bottlenecked, and building durable workflows that remove it.
Team Leadership
You will manage a team of two to begin. This is a player-coach role, and you will be responsible for executing and developing the team to support your efforts and company needs.
Who We Are Looking For
You have spent 8-12 years building at the intersection of analytics, data science, and operations — ideally in marketplace or startup environments with substantial autonomy and decision making authority.
You are as comfortable writing a complex SQL query as you are presenting findings to the CEO. You do not wait to be handed a question. You understand the business, identify growth opportunities, and develop a path to make that a reality.
You are:
Experience and Background
Required
Strongly Preferred
Why Coral Care
At most companies, analytics is a support function. At Coral Care, it is infrastructure. You will help build the systems that tell us where we are, where we are going, and what to do next.
Every insight you surface is how a family accesses care for their child faster. Every automation you build is time given back to a clinician or an operator doing meaningful work. Getting this right matters in a way most analytics roles do not. You will feel that difference.
Benefits
$160,000 - $190,000 per year