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
33
Salary range
£33k – £144k
Hiring companies
15

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.

Salary on the board

£33k – £144k

Based on advertised midpoints across the 20 UK listings priced in pounds in the last 12 months. Base salary only.

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Sapien

Medical Device Engineer

  • London
  • £35,000 pa
  • Entry level

Hands-on role building, prototyping and testing high-precision sensor devices for a London MedTech start-up nearing FDA approval. Involves assembly and testing, documenting procedures, contributing to design verification and validation, and maintaining lab equipment. Suited to a recent graduate or early-career engineer aiming to grow into a design/development position.

3 weeks ago
Johnson & Johnson MedTech logo

Johnson & Johnson MedTech · 10000+ people · Public

Ultrasound Clinical Specialist- EMEA

  • London

Provide expert clinical and technical training to electrophysiology and interventional cardiology physicians on AcuNav and SOUNDSTAR catheters and the CARTO system during live procedures. Support cases across an assigned EMEA geography, use consultative selling to spot opportunities, and build relationships with hospital staff and key opinion leaders. Requires deep echocardiography lab experience and up to 40% travel.

AcuNav · SOUNDSTAR · CARTO System +3

2 days ago

Harnham - Data and Analytics Recruitment

Founding Mobile Software Engineer

  • London
  • Hybrid · 2–3 days in office
  • £70,000 – £90,000 pa
  • Senior

One of the first dedicated software engineering hires, owning mobile and cloud development for a connected health product. You will build React Native and TypeScript apps, maintain AWS backend services, and own Bluetooth Low Energy connectivity between mobile apps and devices, while helping move engineering in-house and set best practices.

React Native · TypeScript · AWS +3

Yesterday

GxPeople Global

Regulatory Affairs Manager

  • London
  • Hybrid
  • Mid-level · manages people
  • Permanent

Own the regulatory strategy for a venture-backed medical device company preparing its FDA 510(k) submission. Lead the 510(k) through review, act as primary FDA contact, coordinate test evidence across engineering and CROs, and build US post-market processes while shaping UK and EU MDR strategy.

GUDID

Last week

Progress Sales Recruitment

Clinical Specialist

  • London
  • Remote
  • £30,000 – £36,000 pa

Delivers clinical training and education to healthcare professionals on medical devices and operating theatre capital equipment, providing product training, ongoing support and best-practice guidance. Home-based with significant travel across the South East, South Central and London, working closely with clinical customers to optimise product use and support surgical procedures.

Operating Theatre Capital Equipment · Surgical Products

Yesterday
Johnson & Johnson MedTech logo

Johnson & Johnson MedTech · 10000+ people · Public

Director, External Innovation, DPDS (In Silico Discovery)

  • London
  • Hybrid
  • Director

Leads scouting, evaluation and onboarding of external partnerships in computational drug discovery, with a primary focus on AI-based molecular design across drug modalities. Conducts technology landscape reviews, structures and negotiates contracts with partners, and manages a portfolio of technology assessment projects across DPDS disciplines. Requires fluency in both dry-lab and wet-lab approaches.

2 days ago

HealthHero

Senior AI Engineer

  • London
  • Senior

Own the technical delivery of AI initiatives end to end, taking HealthHero's flagship Clinical Brain from prototype to production. The role involves designing an AI layer that interacts with deterministic components of a Class II medical device, combining NLP, LLMs and machine learning, and building rigorous evaluation pipelines with golden datasets, mixtures of evaluators and human-in-the-loop clinician review.

AWS · GCP · Azure +7

3 days ago

Boots.com

General Practitioner

  • London

Clinical voice embedded in product teams, shaping digital healthcare services from discovery through launch. You'll design and review clinical content, translate national guidelines into safe digital pathways, support clinical risk assessments and hazard logs, and test features while giving feedback to product and engineering. Includes online consultations to stay close to patient needs.

DCB0129 · DCB0160

3 days ago
The scene

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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