This software company have built a product that's been running for over a decade. It's used every day by clinical and admin staff across multiple sites in the public health sector. It works, and that's part of the challenge.
After years of feature layering on a mature, highly configurable platform, the team wants to step back and modernise the technology underneath it, not just keep adding to the surface.
You'd join a small, remote-first engineering team that get close to the people who actually use the product. Engineers here present their own work directly to end users and client steering groups several times a year, and it shapes what gets built next.
This is a broad role by design. Spec writing, coding, testing, and some infrastructure and environment upkeep all sit with you, alongside a genuine say in how the product evolves technically. The platform is deliberately built to be configurable rather than forked into one-off builds per client, which brings its own kind of complexity.
You'll work across a modern Angular/TypeScript front end and a C#/.NET backend, with SQL underneath, on software that has to be right because it sits in a regulated, safety-critical setting. AI tooling is already part of daily practice here, used across the whole team.
What's on offer:
- End-to-end ownership, from writing the spec through to shipping it and presenting it to the people using it.
- Real depth on both sides of the stack, Angular/TypeScript and C#/.NET.
- A seat in the room where the product's technical future gets decided, not just its next feature.
- AI coding tools like Claude Code and Copilot, already built into how the team works.
- Some room to mentor others, if that's part of what you're looking for next.
You'll work fully remotely, earn a salary £60,000 - £75,000 + a strong pension and holiday allowance.
For more information, contact Sean Gilger, or apply now for immediate consideration.
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