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Amazon is building out its coronavirus testing program for the long haul, Business Insider's review of job postings shows. Calico, a secretive Alphabet spinoff, is looking for several scientists to explore new areas in anti-aging research. One job opening for a client-facing role says the candidate will "build and grow relationships with commercial and public sector enterprises."Īpple is looking for someone to oversee the development of new health sensors and algorithms, plus two lawyers with experience in drawing up contracts for clinical trials, the job postings show.

In some cases, their job postings hint at expansion - it looks like Verily is building out a home care program for infants, for example - or show how big tech is tackling new kinds of research, clients, and internal issues.Īmazon Care, a service that Amazon is piloting for employers, as Business Insider reported, may be standing up a salesforce for its national expansion. To staff these new lines of business and build new ones, tech companies are hiring a lot of people, from sales to user experience design.

For more stories like this, sign up here for Business Insider's daily healthcare newsletter.Ģ020 was a seminal year for big tech's push into healthcare.Īpple stood up a new fitness program Amazon launched its national pharmacy service Alphabet's Verily dove into coronavirus testing and the cloud giants are going after telehealth and building digital tools they say will power health systems' futures.

It's indicative of tech giants' continued push into the $3.8 trillion healthcare industry.

Some of the postings hint at expansions and new focus areas for Verily, Amazon Web Services, Amazon Care, Alphabet's Calico, and Apple.Big tech companies are gearing up to make a lot of healthcare hires.Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.