Care.fi
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Location
Gurugram, Haryana, India
JobType
full-time
About the job
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Assistant Manager – HR (HRBP + Talent Acquisition + Admin)
About the company
Today, an Indian hospital revenue is largely dominated by Insurance payers - Govt + Private. With 200+ payers in the mix, the overall revenue cycle management (RCM) in India is broken, opaque, and complex filled with unexpected shortfalls and delayed realizations.
At Care.fi, we are building India’s first AI-led RCM platform for hospitals which will enable them to solve these pitfalls and thereby improving margins. Backed by marquee investors such as Peak XV (erstwhile Sequoia India) we are already a trusted partner for top Indian brands including Apollo, Fortis, Narayana Health, and Aster Group.
Care.Fi is working at the intersection of two big industries – healthcare and finance. We are
passionate about saving lives, challenging legacy systems, and making money (:p). We believe the next revolution in the Indian start-up ecosystem would be in the Health-Fintech vertical.
We are a fun, young, ambitious group of ex-entrepreneurs, generalists, Biz Dev folks, and engineers from top institutes of the country (IIMs, IITs, BITS, Ashoka, etc.). We have previously built and scaled products to $100M Business across HealthTech and FinTech.
We are looking for a like-minded individual to join our Founder’s Office team. We want you to have a PhD mentality – poor, hungry, and driven.
Location: Sector 48, Gurgaon
Work Mode: 5 days a week (WFO)
Experience: 4–6 years
Role Summary
We are looking for a hands-on HR professional who can own both Talent Acquisition and HR Operations, while also acting as a business partner to founders and functional leaders.
This is a high-impact, execution-heavy role ideal for someone who enjoys hiring, solving people problems and building processes from scratch in a fast-paced startup environment.
Key Responsibilities
1. Talent Acquisition (Core Focus)
2. HR Operations & Employee Lifecycle
3. HR Business Partnering
What We’re Looking For