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Medical Technology Jobs in Oxford

A hub for medical innovation, with a strong presence of academic institutions and cutting-edge research facilities.

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19
Salary range
£28k – £88k
Hiring companies
8
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Oxford is renowned for its world-class medical research and innovation. The city is home to the University of Oxford, which has a long history of groundbreaking medical discoveries. This academic prowess is complemented by a thriving ecosystem of medical technology companies, ranging from startups to established firms. The local cluster is characterised by a strong focus on medical device development, clinical research, and digital health solutions, making it an ideal location for professionals in the medical technology sector.

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£28k – £88k

Based on advertised midpoints across the 6 UK listings priced in pounds in the last 12 months. Base salary only.

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Development Scientist (12-month

This role involves executing complex laboratory-based verification and development experiments for sequencing platforms and workflows. Responsibilities include ensuring scientific robustness, data integrity, and regulatory compliance, as well as providing technical guidance and mentoring to junior colleagues.

Oxford Nanopore Technologies Oxford, United Kingdom
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Biologics Production Scientist

We are looking for an experienced individual to join our Biologics Tech Transfer team to support onboarding and scale up of the production of analyte and other components of Oxford Nanopore sequencing kits.

Oxford Nanopore Technologies Oxford, United Kingdom
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Mechanical Design Engineer

The Mechanical Design Engineer will design and develop mechanical components for medical devices, working closely with cross-functional teams to ensure designs meet performance, manufacturability, safety, and regulatory requirements. The role involves CAD design, engineering analysis, testing, and documentation, with a focus on medical device development and compliance.

OrganOx Oxford, United Kingdom
On-site Permanent

Principal FPGA Design Engineer - Oxfordshire

This role involves leading the architecture and delivery of high-throughput FPGA subsystems, driving designs from initial requirements through RTL implementation, custom-ASIC bring-up, and product release. You will collaborate with ASIC, firmware, and software teams, optimize FPGA designs, and mentor mid/senior hardware engineers.

Morgan McKinley Oxford, United Kingdom £80,000 – £120,000 pa
On-site Permanent
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Software Engineer, Quality & Process

This role involves ensuring the quality and regulatory compliance of cloud and embedded software for medical devices, particularly in the context of organ perfusion technology. Responsibilities include developing and maintaining software documentation, risk management, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to meet stringent medical device standards.

OrganOx Oxford, United Kingdom
On-site Permanent

Field Service Engineer, Medical Devices

This role involves servicing and repairing advanced medical systems and healthcare equipment. You will work with a global team of engineers, taking pride in your work and building long-term customer relationships. Opportunities for career progression into more technical roles are available.

TRS Consulting Witney, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom

Field Service Engineer, Medical Devices

This role involves servicing and repairing advanced medical systems and healthcare equipment. You will work with a global team of engineers, taking pride in your work and building long-term customer relationships. Opportunities for career progression into more technical roles are available.

TRS Consulting Oxford, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom £45,000 – £50,000 pa
On-site Permanent Flexible

Scientist - Translational Research

Support translational research in a biotech start-up focused on gene therapies, with hands-on involvement in normothermic machine perfusion experiments and diverse lab techniques. Contribute to therapeutic discovery using advanced in vitro models, including organoids and organ-on-a-chip systems. Work collaboratively in a dynamic, innovation-driven environment with flexibility for extended or overnight shifts as needed.

Talentmark Oxford, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom £29,000 – £37,000 pa
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The scene

Hiring in Oxford

Oxford's medical technology sector is highly competitive, with a wide range of companies actively recruiting top talent. The city's reputation for excellence in medical research attracts professionals from around the world.

Many roles in Oxford are hybrid or remote, offering flexibility while maintaining strong on-site collaboration. This balance allows for both the benefits of a vibrant office environment and the convenience of remote work.

FAQs

Common questions

  • Common roles include biomedical engineers, clinical researchers, regulatory affairs specialists, and medical device developers.

  • Yes, Oxford has a vibrant startup scene, with many early-stage companies focusing on innovative medical technologies and digital health solutions.

  • The work environment is collaborative and research-driven, with a strong emphasis on innovation and interdisciplinary teamwork.

  • Oxford stands out for its strong academic and research base, making it a leading hub for medical technology innovation in the UK.

  • For specific salary ranges, please refer to the salary section on this page.

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