Senior Software Engineer, Doccla

• Senior/staff-level experience, self-motivated and used to taking ownership of projects from idea to deployment
• Experience designing distributed systems
• A solid interest in functional programming. Experience with Elm or Elixir is a plus
• A strong opinion on API design and user experience is a plus
• Experience developing software under a quality management system such as IEC-62304 is a plus

• This is your chance to join us at a key stage of our growth. Our ambition is to be a category leader for virtual healthcare
• You will be joining a highly entrepreneurial team that combines technical, clinical, operational, and commercial colleagues
• You will be building Doccla's Virtual Ward and remote patient monitoring platform and associated services
• Your contributions will allow clinical professionals to monitor and interact with millions of patients across the UK and beyond in an effort to improve their clinical outcomes
• Core contributor to the OTH remote patient monitoring platform with a focus on scaling the existing solution and improving its core functionality
• Perform solution design for new platform features in communication with the team and stakeholders
• Design and implementation of RESTful microservices in Elixir communicated over HTTP and AMQP
• Design and implementation of web frontends in Elm and tailwindcss
• Ensuring proper CI/CD with Bitbucket Pipelines, Docker and Ansible
• Design and develop software according to IEC-62304

• Fully remote, with a WeWork office in Hammersmith if needed
• A monthly £70 Heka budget (Gusto boxes, massages, climbing lessons, yoga, gym memberships, etc.)
• Regular company socials, often includes a fun activity and/or dinner/drinks
• Always looking to add more benefits
• Employee equity pool
• Private health insurance

Total funding: $73.7m

Making the transition to a digital healthcare infrastructure requires a change in technology, culture and attitudes. However, the shift can be enormously beneficial as it’s easier to access records, clinical outcomes can be improved, and doctors can communicate with their patients more effectively.