Medical Technology Jobs in London

The UK's financial and tech hub, home to a thriving medical technology ecosystem. From cutting-edge startups to global giants, London is a hotbed of innovation in healthcare.

Open roles
36
Salary range
£28k – £116k
Hiring companies
22

London is a global leader in medical technology, combining the city's financial prowess with a robust tech and healthcare infrastructure. The area is home to a diverse range of organisations, from early-stage startups to established multinational corporations. Key players in the medical technology sector, such as digital health companies, medical device manufacturers, and clinical research organisations, are all well-represented. The city's vibrant ecosystem fosters collaboration between academia, industry, and healthcare providers, making it an ideal location for professionals looking to drive innovation in medical technology.

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£28k – £116k

Based on advertised midpoints across the 23 priced listings posted in the last 12 months. Base salary only.

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Engineering Manager

Lead and mentor a team of engineers while remaining technically hands-on, designing and building web applications and RESTful APIs using C#, .NET, and React. Collaborate on system architecture and technical direction with the VP Business Solutions, drive improvements in engineering practices, and support Agile delivery within a regulated medical technology environment. Foster a high-performing, collaborative culture with a focus on code quality, technical debt reduction, and continuous improvement.

Leo Technology London, United Kingdom £80,000 – £100,000 pa

In-House Legal & IP Director (8 hours per week)

Lead legal and intellectual property strategy for a medical devices company, including patent prosecution, contract negotiation, and risk management. Work cross-functionally to support business initiatives and improve legal operations. The role operates remotely with occasional office attendance and requires deep expertise in IP law within the medical technology sector.

Dawn Ellmore Employment Agency London, United Kingdom
Remote

Medical Director, Clinical Development (Oncology)

Lead the design and execution of Phase I-III oncology clinical trials with medical oversight, contributing to clinical development strategies and regulatory submissions. Interpret clinical data and collaborate with cross-functional teams and external scientific leaders. Support a leading pharmaceutical company in advancing innovative oncology therapies through high-quality research.

Carbon 60 London, United Kingdom £1,125 pd

Sr. PM, Network Transformation

This role involves leading the planning and execution of complex network transition projects within Johnson & Johnson MedTech’s global supply chain transformation. The Project Manager will coordinate cross-functional initiatives across EMEA, managing dependencies, risks, and stakeholder alignment to deliver a future-state distribution and transportation network. Focus is on operational readiness, cutover execution, and governance within a large-scale, asset-light transformation program.

Johnson & Johnson MedTech London, United Kingdom

Biomedical Trainee Engineer

Trainee Engineer to support installation, maintenance, and repair of advanced medical equipment under supervision. Involves hands-on technical work, routine servicing, and compliance with healthcare regulations. Part of a two-year program with potential for permanent role.

GE HealthCare London, United Kingdom
Internship

National Business Development Manager - AI Diagnostics

Lead national business development for an AI-powered diagnostic platform, targeting healthcare providers and major health systems. Drive strategic partnerships by building relationships with clinical and executive stakeholders, crafting value propositions, and managing complex enterprise sales cycles. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to demonstrate how AI improves diagnostic accuracy and operational efficiency in healthcare settings.

Michael Page Retail London, United Kingdom

Product Manager

This role involves translating global medical device product strategies into UK-specific marketing and commercial messaging, with a focus on the NHS and private healthcare sectors. The Product Manager will build clinical credibility, develop key opinion leader networks, support sales teams, and lead product education and promotion across acute and homecare pathways. A strong blend of clinical insight, commercial acumen, and strategic marketing is essential.

Progress Sales Recruitment London, United Kingdom £65,000 – £75,000 pa

Specialist Anaesthesia and Ventilator Engineer

This role involves repairing and servicing specialist anaesthesia and ventilator medical equipment across healthcare sites in London and the South-East. The engineer will train and mentor field colleagues, maintain service documentation, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards. It is a field-based position requiring strong technical expertise and customer-facing skills.

Focus Resourcing London, City And County Of the City Of London, United Kingdom
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Hiring in London

London's medical technology sector is highly competitive, with a constant demand for skilled professionals. Companies are actively seeking individuals with expertise in areas such as biomedical engineering, regulatory affairs, and clinical research.

The city's strong network of universities and research institutions provides a steady stream of talent, making it easier for companies to find and hire top candidates. Additionally, the presence of numerous industry events and conferences offers ample opportunities for networking and career advancement.

FAQs

Common questions

  • Common roles include biomedical engineers, regulatory affairs specialists, clinical researchers, and digital health developers.

  • While many roles are based in the city centre, there are also significant clusters in areas like South London and the outskirts, particularly around universities and research institutions.

  • The work culture is highly collaborative and innovative, with a strong focus on multidisciplinary teamwork and continuous learning.

  • Salaries in London are generally higher due to the city's cost of living and the presence of global companies. For specific salary ranges, refer to the salary section on this page.

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