Butterfly Network
CA - Palo AltoBiotechnology
Focus: Butterfly Network develops chip-based portable ultrasound devices with AI-assisted imaging for clinical and point-of-care diagnostics. The company operates at the intersection of medical device hardware and software, targeting multiple therapeutic areas including cardiology, neurology, and vascular access.
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Stable — net +4 jobs in 30d
13 added, 9 removed. Backfill posture.
Should You Work at Butterfly Network?
AI assessmentBest suited for operationally-minded professionals interested in medical device scaling and manufacturing innovation; higher risk for those seeking traditional drug development career progression.
Why Work Here
- Hardware-software innovation focus offers exposure to emerging ultrasound-on-chip technology with applications across neurology, cardiology, and ophthalmology
Data completeness
3/9 — Basic
Company HealthSolid
Pipeline
Early-stage
4 total
LOE Risk
Protected
No near-term cliffs
Hiring
Stable
Automated analysis based on publicly available data (FDA, SEC, ClinicalTrials.gov). May be incomplete or delayed. This score does not reflect insider knowledge and should not be used as the sole basis for investment or employment decisions.
Key Products
Butterfly iQ+ Handheld Ultrasound Device
Growing
Growth
Core commercial product with AI-assisted imaging across multiple clinical applications; foundation for subscription-based business model.
Pipeline & Clinical Trials
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Data Sources
- Drug label: DailyMed / FDA
- Clinical trials: ClinicalTrials.gov
- Patent data: FDA Orange Book
- Spending data: CMS Medicare
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