Software Developer, Careloop

Salary not provided

React

TypeScript

GraphQL

Node.js

Hubspot

Next.js

Postman

Zoom

REST API

Junior and Mid level

Remote in Germany

Berlin

Digital therapeutics for severe mental illness

Job no longer available

Digital therapeutics for severe mental illness

1-20 employees

HealthcareB2BMental healthMedTech

Job no longer available

Salary not provided

React

TypeScript

GraphQL

Node.js

Hubspot

Next.js

Postman

Zoom

REST API

Junior and Mid level

Remote in Germany

Berlin

1-20 employees

HealthcareB2BMental healthMedTech

Company mission

To accurately predict future mental health problems to help prevent escalation or relapse and work towards eliminating crisis in mental health.

Job

Company

Role

Who you are

You have a Bachelor's or Master's degree in computer science, software engineering or a related field
Ideally, you already have 1-3 years of experience in software development, especially with technologies such as TypeScript, React and Node.js
You are familiar with modern frontend frameworks (NextJS, React) and backend technologies (Node.js, Deno)
You have experience in the integration of third-party services and APIs, e.g. REST, GraphQL, Auth0 or Zoom
You work in a structured and solution-orientated manner, like to think along with others and contribute creative ideas to development
You are a team player, a strong communicator and can work independently
You are hard-working and your desire to make a difference and achieve results is greater than a 9-5 job
You are fluent in German and English

What the job involves

You will support the team in further expanding and optimising the Careloop platform
Further development and maintenance of the platform based on NextJS, TypeScript and modern frontend technologies such as React, tRPC and Zod
Integration and optimisation of third-party services such as Auth0 for user management, HubSpot for CRM data and Zoom for interview scheduling
Implementation of backend functionalities and interfaces, e.g. with Supabase for data storage and upload services
Close dialogue with other team members to develop new features and improve existing ones
Code reviews and close collaboration with the founders and the development team to continuously improve the architecture
Testing API requests and ensuring system integrity using tools such as Postman

Our take

Careloop Health provides predictive, personalised care for people living with severe mental illness. Developed in conjunction with the University of Manchester Innovation Factory, the company’s vision is to use digital technology and data insights to improve outcomes for patients.

Gold-standard research trials have proven its psychosis and perinatal mental health products to be safe, effective, and easy to use. Its suite of powerful tools enables personalised mental health self-management, facilitate patient-clinician shared decision making, and identify early warning signs of escalation and/or relapse. Its proprietary AI is also designed to recognise changes in an individual’s mental health to identify deterioration and predict acute events before they occur for early intervention.

Careloop is supported by a range of organisations, such as the National Institute for Health Research, Orcha, Clinical Research Network Greater Manchester, the NHS, the Wellcome Trust, and more. With new apps being developed and continued research trials taking place, Careloop is well set to pioneer how severe mental illness is treated.

Freddie

Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle

Company

Company HQ

Chorlton-on-Medlock, Manchester, UK

Articles

The University of Manchester Innovation Factory launches CareLoop Health video

Major New Trial launches with CareLoop for Psychosis

National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) funds next stage research into perinatal mental health App

Leadership

Shôn Lewis

(Chief Medical Officer)

Professor of Adult Psychiatry at the University of Manchester. They trained at the Maudsley Hospital and have worked within the NHS throughout their career.

John Ainsworth

(John Ainsworth)

Professor of Health Informatics at the University of Manchester and was the Director of the Centre for Health Informatics. Former software engineer spanning commercial R&D and academia.

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