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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.

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29
Salary range
£28k – £116k
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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

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EU Logistics & Materials Coordinator

This role ensures accurate movement, traceability, and availability of medical device materials across OrganOx operations in Europe. The coordinator manages inventory transactions in SAP, supports inbound and outbound logistics, maintains compliance with regulatory standards, and conducts cycle counts and stock investigations. The position involves hands-on warehouse work, shipment coordination, and cross-functional collaboration to support production, service, and R&D activities within a regulated environment.

OrganOx Oxford, United Kingdom
On-site Permanent
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Senior Design Assurance Engineer

The Senior Design Assurance Engineer leads risk management activities across the full product lifecycle for Class II and III medical devices, ensuring compliance with ISO 14971 and regulatory standards. This role involves developing and maintaining risk documentation, facilitating cross-functional risk reviews, and integrating risk controls into design verification. The position supports ongoing product improvement by monitoring post-market data and contributing to quality processes within a growing medical technology team.

OrganOx Oxford, United Kingdom
On-site Permanent
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Product Quality Engineer

This role involves analyzing product performance data and nonconforming material for the OrganOx Metra, a Class III medical device used in organ perfusion. The engineer will lead root cause investigations, support supplier quality processes, and drive improvements to manufacturing and inspection procedures. The position requires hands-on analysis of returned devices, development of test methods, and collaboration across engineering and supplier teams to ensure product quality and patient safety.

OrganOx Oxford, United Kingdom
On-site Permanent
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System Test Technician

The role involves executing system-level testing across electrical, mechanical, software, and medical components for Class 3 medical devices used in organ perfusion. The technician will perform functional, safety, and reliability testing, maintain documentation for regulatory compliance, build test fixtures, and support continuous improvement of test procedures within an ISO 13485 and MDR-regulated environment.

OrganOx Oxford, United Kingdom
On-site Permanent
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Research Assistant in MedTech Translation (Fixed Term)

The role involves supporting translational research in bioelectronic devices by preparing and conducting experiments with in vitro neuronal and astrocyte cultures, integrating them with devices, and maintaining lab operations. The researcher will contribute to data collection, analysis, publication, and training others in cell culture techniques. Work takes place within a collaborative, interdisciplinary team focused on advancing MedTech applications.

University of Cambridge Cambridge, South East England, United Kingdom £33 – £35 pa
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Surgical Solutions Manager

The role involves supporting surgeons and theatre teams in hospitals by promoting and educating on Smith & Nephew's orthopaedic reconstruction technologies. You'll build clinical relationships, manage product inventory, support training, and drive adoption of innovative surgical solutions across the Oswestry and Stoke-on-Trent region. The position requires frequent travel and combines clinical engagement with commercial account management in a field-based setting.

Smith & Nephew Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom
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Roles hiring in London

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Biomedical Engineer Jobs

£33k – £38k
2 open

Regulatory Affairs Specialist Jobs (MedTech)

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1 open

Digital Health Product Manager Jobs

£65k – £75k
1 open

In-House Legal & Ip Director - Remote

1 open
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.

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  • 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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