Bengaluru, India · Full time · Posted Oct 29, 2026
Loop is building the next generation of healthcare and insurance infrastructure for enterprises. We are transforming how insurance and healthcare work together by making them understandable, preventive and intelligent.
We are looking for an Implementation Specialist who will own the end-to-end delivery of Loop’s enterprise benefits platform. You will translate customer requirements into platform configuration, data flows and integrations, and drive each implementation through testing and go-live. This is a hands-on role.
What you will actually do
Own enterprise implementations from handoff to go-live - Drive the plan, timelines, dependencies, customer decisions and launch-readiness criteria.
Translate requirements into a working solution - Understand how the customer’s benefits program should operate, then configure the workflows, business rules and employee experience accordingly.
Coordinate data and integrations - Work with customers and technology teams to migrate employee data, connect existing systems and validate that information flows accurately.
Testing and launch readiness - Run end-to-end testing, coordinate customer acceptance, manage defects and secure approvals before launch.
Manage stakeholders and resolve problems - Lead customer conversations, coordinate internal teams, communicate risks early and diagnose configuration, data or integration issues.
Drive go-live and handover - Confirm the solution is ready, document the final setup and transfer complete context to the teams responsible for ongoing servicing.
Improve how implementations scale - Build reusable templates, playbooks and automation that make future implementations faster and more reliable.
Who will thrive here
You have 2 to 5 years of experience in SaaS implementation, solutions consulting or technical onboarding, and have managed implementations from discovery through testing and go-live.
You can translate business requirements into practical system configuration.
You understand APIs, integrations, data mapping and file-based data exchange. Experience with Postman or similar tools is useful.
You can lead enterprise customer conversations, manage expectations and push back when required.
You can manage multiple customer implementations without losing attention to detail.
You use documentation, templates, automation and AI tools to make implementation work more scalable.
Experience in HRMS, payroll, employee benefits, insurance or healthcare is helpful, but not required.
Ovii Interpretation
The Implementation Specialist delivers enterprise benefits-platform implementations from customer handoff through go-live. The role translates business needs into platform configuration, coordinates data and integrations, manages testing and customer decisions, and improves repeatability through reusable implementation materials and automation.
Role at a glance
Enterprise SaaS implementationCustomer onboarding and deliveryPlatform configurationData migration and integrationsTesting and go-liveCustomer stakeholder coordination
Skills mentioned
SaaS implementationBusiness requirements translationSystem configurationWorkflowbusiness-rule setupAPIsintegrationsData mappingFile-based data exchangeEnd-to-end testing
What you will likely work on
Plan enterprise implementations, tracking timelines, dependencies, customer decisions, and readiness for launch.
Convert customer benefits-program requirements into configured workflows, business rules, and employee experiences.
Coordinate employee-data migration and system integrations, checking that data transfers accurately.
Run end-to-end tests, organize customer acceptance, resolve defects, and obtain launch approvals.
Lead customer discussions, coordinate internal teams, and surface risks or configuration, data, and integration problems.
Confirm launch readiness, document the final setup, and hand over context to ongoing service teams.
Create reusable templates, playbooks, and automation to make future implementations faster and more reliable.
Good fit signals
Has 2–5 years in SaaS implementation, solutions consulting, or technical onboarding, including delivery through testing and go-live.
Can turn business requirements into practical system configuration and understands APIs, integrations, data mapping, and file-based exchange.
Can guide enterprise customer conversations, manage expectations, and push back when needed.
Can handle several customer implementations while maintaining attention to detail.
Experience with HRMS, payroll, employee benefits, insurance, or healthcare is helpful, but not required; Postman or similar tools are useful.
Meet Loophealth
Loop helps employers in India provide health insurance and everyday medical care to employees and their families. It arranges group coverage from partner insurers and gives members access to an in-house medical team. Through the Loop app, members can consult doctors, book diagnostic tests, access insurance cards and get help with hospitalisation and claims. Employers can also offer mental health counselling and programmes for chronic conditions such as diabetes and hypertension. HR teams use a dashboard to manage benefits, review policy details and track claims.
Founded
2018
Company size
501–1,000 employees
Company stage
Not known
Headquarters
Mumbai, India
Why work here
At Loop, you can work on problems that employees, doctors and HR teams encounter directly, from getting a claim update to documenting a consultation. The company reported covering more than 1.4 million people across over 1,250 employers in October 2026. Its product and engineering teams work with clinicians on tools such as Loop Scribe, which turns a consultation into draft notes for a doctor to review.
MKMayank KaleCo-founder and Chief Executive OfficerView bioHide bio
Kale studied computer science at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and built electronic medical records for community health workers in rural Maharashtra. He co-founded Loop to make primary care available alongside employer-sponsored insurance.
RSRyan SinghCo-founder and Chief Operating OfficerView bioHide bio
Singh studied finance and marketing at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, where he co-founded the iVenture Accelerator for student entrepreneurs. He went on to co-found Loop and lead its operations.
ASAmrit SinghCo-founder and Chief Revenue OfficerView bioHide bio
Singh worked as an investment manager at TechNexus Venture Collaborative in Chicago before co-founding Loop. As chief revenue officer, he helped build the commercial side of its employer health benefits business.
Raj led product design at Amazon Pay India and worked in health product design at Cure.fit. He co-founded Loop as its head of product, bringing experience designing consumer payments and healthcare services.
HRHarpreet Singh RaiPresident, HealthcareView bioHide bio
Rai leads healthcare product development with Loop’s clinical, product and engineering teams. Before joining Loop, he was CEO of Oura, where he oversaw the launch of its second- and third-generation health-tracking rings.
RARohit AjgaonkarChief ActuaryView bioHide bio
Ajgaonkar brings more than 16 years of actuarial experience across health, life and general insurance. He previously served as chief actuary at Zuno General Insurance and appointed actuary at Raheja QBE General Insurance.
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