Product Engineer (Mid-Level)

Overview

In this role you own product features end-to-end within a healthcare-focused platform used by GP practices. You collaborate with Product, Design and Clinical teams to shape solutions that are reliable and safe in a clinical context. You will engage with NHS staff and patients to uncover real problems, design scalable architecture, and ensure sustainable system health. This is a mission-driven, product-focused opportunity to advance digital tooling that improves patient communication and care.

Pay / Benefits

• salary plus equity
• share options up to 80,000
• flexible/hybrid work with office in Shoreditch
• dog-friendly office
• 28 days holiday + bank holidays + up to 4 weeks remote work
• enhanced parental leave and fertility support

Responsibilities

• Own features end-to-end from problem refinement with clinicians through to architecture, implementation, rollout, and evolution
• Engage with NHS GPs, practice staff and patients to understand problems via research sessions and practice visits
• Design architecture and API boundaries with a system-wide perspective
• Maintain high quality: reliable, intuitive, and safe product in a clinical context
• Make architectural decisions that sustain the codebase and system health while shipping features
• Constructively challenge issues and fully commit when decisions are made

Key requirements

• Experience building production software across the stack (backend or frontend) and ability to own a feature end-to-end
• Strong ability to reason about systems, break down ambiguous problems, and identify trade-offs
• Comfort with ambiguity and early-stage problem definition; shape work rather than wait for a spec
• Treat engineering quality as part of the job: manage technical debt, review AI outputs critically, push for sound architecture
• Curiosity about AI tools and judicious use of them in work

• user-centered thinking
• ownership and accountability
• cross-functional collaboration
• C# backend
• TypeScript and React frontend
• Azure

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