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12 Startups Hiring to Serve Modern Women

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In just about any arena you look—from finance and fashion to SAAS and spirits—women entrepreneurs are making giant strides despite the so-called “shesession.” It’s no different for healthcare.

VCs poured nearly $1B into tech companies focused on women’s health in the first quarter of last year alone, and the number of companies in the space nearly doubled last year.

According to the department of labor, women make 80% of healthcare decisions in the U.S. and spend 29% more per capita on healthcare than men. The pandemic presented an opportunity to innovate around women’s unique health needs.

Here are top companies hiring today to deliver better health to women:

  • Elvie  company logo
    Our mission is to improve women's lives through smarter technology51-200 Employees

    • Growth Stage
      Expanding market presence

    Employees
    51-200
    About

    Elvie is a health and lifestyle brand developing smarter technology for women. We are committed to building extraordinary products that improve the health and lives of women everywhere and at all stages of life.

    As a business, Elvie has been recognized as one of Wired’s ‘hottest start-ups’, named as one of the 15 start-ups “To Watch” by The Sunday Times and both products have been featured in the Oscar Nominee Gift Bags.

    In April 2019, Elvie announced a $42 million Series B: the largest ever fundraise in Femtech.

    Industries
    Company Industries
    Women-Focused
  • Clue company logo
    Digital female health11-50 Employees

    Employees
    11-50
    Locations
    Berlin
    About

    Clue helps everyone who menstruates to understand their bodies—and to be empowered by that knowledge. Our vision is to enable women and people with cycles to live in tune with their biology, not in spite of it.

    Founded by Ida Tin, Clue is a VC-­backed startup helping over 10 million people each month get insights into their reproductive health via our Android and iOS apps. We collaborate with world-leading universities and institutes to advance female health research with our dataset, and deliver essential education about health, periods, and sex via our website, helloclue.com.

    Industries
    Company Industries
    Quantified Self
    Company Industries
    Fertility
  • Kheiron company logo
    We empower radiologists with intelligent workflow tools

    Locations
    London
    About

    At Kheiron, we create Artificial Intelligence (AI) solutions that really make a difference. By helping radiologists detect cancer earlier, our next-generation technology can increase chances of survival and pave the way for less invasive treatments.

    With our first solution, MIA, we chose to focus specifically on how AI could improve breast screening programmes. Why? Because early detection is directly linked to better outcomes for women.

    Industries
  • Aavia company logo
    Hormone health brand guiding people on a health journey better than their mothers'!1-10 Employees

    • B2C
    • Early Stage
      Startup in initial stages

    Employees
    1-10
    Locations
    New York City
    About

    Aavia is a customer-loved hormone health brand creating a world where people use the power of their individual hormone cycle to optimize their potential.

    Aavia was born out of the MIT ecosystem and was honored Forbes 53 women-led startups disrupting health tech, Top 100 Women in FemTech and HealthTech, MedTech Boston 40 under 40 Healthcare Innovators, and BostInno's 50 on Fire.

    Industries
  • Carrot  company logo
    Carrot
    Actively Hiring
    Carrot Fertility is the leading global fertility care platform201-500 Employees

    • B2B
    • Scale Stage
      Rapidly increasing operations
    • Top Investors
      This company has received a significant amount of investment from top investors
    • YC Funded
      Startup funded by Y Combinator

    Employees
    201-500
    About

    Carrot Fertility is the leading global fertility benefits provider for employers. Carrot's simple-to-use software product provides a turnkey solution for companies to establish an inclusive fertility benefits program for all employees regardless of age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, or geography.

    The program includes everything from egg freezing, in vitro fertilization (IVF) and adoption, donor and gestational services, and more.

    Industries
    Company Industries
    Employer Benefits Programs
    Company Industries
    Fertility

    Jobs

    $98k – $125k
    Remote only • Remote
    3 weeks ago
    $170k – $210k
    Remote only • Remote
    8-10 years of exp
    3 weeks ago
    $120k – $180k
    Remote only • Remote
    5 years of exp
    3 months ago


  • Elektra Health company logo
    Redefining women's health, from menopause through Medicare11-50 Employees

    • B2C
    • B2B
    • Early Stage
      Startup in initial stages

    Employees
    11-50
    Locations
    New York City
    About

    50 million women are currently navigating menopause in the US. While this transition is a universal female experience, it’s shrouded in stigma, shame, and secrecy. We believe it’s time to change this outdated narrative. Elektra is built around one simple mission: smashing the menopause taboo.

    We’re creating a movement to reimagine menopause as the beginning of a new chapter, one that is powerful & transformative. We provide deep expertise & science-backed solutions alongside community support & guidance.

    Industries
  • Simone company logo
    Cohort-based courses for women's metabolic health1-10 Employees

    Employees
    1-10
    About

    We are a VC-backed healthtech business, building Strava for women’s hormone health and fertility. We pair health- and goal-based community with at-home lab testing, to help women with hormonal imbalances make sustainable and measurable changes to improve their health.

    To start, we’re prioritising a hormonal disorder that impacts 200M women globally, causes 40% of female infertility, and if left untreated, leads to type 2 diabetes.

    Industries
  • NIRAMAI Health Analytix company logo
    An AI-powered novel breast cancer screening solution 51-200 Employees

    Employees
    51-200
    Locations
    Bengaluru
    About

    We, at NIRAMAI, have developed a novel software-based medical device to detect breast cancer at a much earlier stage than traditional methods or self-examination.

    Our solution is a low cost, accurate, automated, portable cancer screening tool that can be operated in any clinic. Our imaging method is radiation free, non-touch, not painful and works for women of all ages.

    Our mission is to create a Universal Cancer Screening Method that can save lives.

    Industries
  • Maven Clinic company logo
    Maven Clinic
    Actively Hiring
    The world’s largest virtual clinic for women and families 501-1000 Employees

    • B2B
    • Scale Stage
      Rapidly increasing operations
    • Top Investors
      This company has received a significant amount of investment from top investors
    • Valuation $1B+
      This company has a valuation of $1B or more
    • 4.3
      Highly rated
      Maven Clinic is highly rated on Glassdoor, with 4.3 out of 5 stars
    • 4.1
      Work / Life Balance
      Employees rate Maven Clinic 4.1/5 on Glassdoor for work / life balance
    • 4.2
      Strong Leadership
      Employees rate Maven Clinic 4.2/5 on Glassdoor for faith in leadership

    Employees
    501-1000
    Locations
    New York City
    About

    Maven connects patients with vetted, highly-qualified healthcare practitioners via video, with appointments starting at less than the price of a co-pay. No more waiting rooms and no more self-diagnosis.

    Maven allows consumers to book an appointment with a doctor, nurse practitioner, nutritionist, mental health provider, or pregnancy expert from wherever they are, and get a prescription if needed.

    Industries
    Company Industries
    Families

    Jobs

    $170k – $200k
    Remote • New York City
    2 weeks ago
    New York City
    2 weeks ago
    $230k – $270k
    New York City
    2 weeks ago


  • Kindbody company logo
    Fertility, gynecology, and wellness services in modern, tech-enabled clinics11-50 Employees

    • B2C
    • B2B
    • Scale Stage
      Rapidly increasing operations
    • Top Investors
      This company has received a significant amount of investment from top investors
    • Valuation $1B+
      This company has a valuation of $1B or more

    Employees
    11-50
    About

    Our services include fertility assessments, nutrition coaching, counseling and support, return-to-work coaching, egg freezing, embryo banking, genetic testing, annual storage, IUI, IVF, frozen embryo transfer, and egg thaw and transfer.

    We've reimagined fertility care to put the power back in women's hands.

    Industries
    Company Industries
    Women-Focused
    Company Industries
    Fertility
  • Oula company logo
    Oula
    Actively Hiring
    The Modern Maternity Center51-200 Employees

    • B2C
    • Growth Stage
      Expanding market presence

    Employees
    51-200
    About

    Oula is redesigning maternity care from the ground up. Our modern maternity center combines the best of obstetrics and midwifery care to deliver a more evidence-based and personalized pregnancy experience.

    From our collaborative medical team, welcoming clinic, and remote care platform, we are setting a new standard for pregnancy that unifies modern medicine and human intuition.

    Industries
    Company Industries
    Women-Focused

    Jobs

    In office • Charlotte
    0 years of exp
    4 weeks ago
    $110k – $140k
    In office • Chicago+2
    3 years of exp
    1 month ago


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