Job Description
CompanyA forward-thinking healthcare technology organisation based just north of Newcastle city centre is looking to strengthen its in-house development team. With a mission rooted in improving healthcare outcomes through better technology and data, this company combines a supportive, people-first culture with the pace and autonomy of a modern tech-driven business. You’ll join a close-knit team that blends remote work with on-site collaboration (2 days a week), ensuring you’re part of something real — not just virtual.Role
We're hiring an Associate Developer to help modernise and automate key parts of healthcare operations. In this role, you'll focus on building and supporting low-code applications using Microsoft PowerApps and implementing Robotic Process Automation (RPA) to streamline internal workflows and improve efficiency.
You’ll work alongside experienced developers and analysts, helping to design smart automation solutions that integrate with existing healthcare systems. From simple task automation to more complex end-to-end digital processes, your work will directly improve how teams across the organisation operate.
You’ll also contribute to the maintenance and development of existing automation tools, help shape new digital forms and workflows, and support the wider adoption of Power Platform capabilities across the busines
Person
You’ll be someone with hands-on experience building apps in Microsoft PowerApps and a practical understanding of RPA tools, such as Power Automate or Blue Prism. Maybe you’ve built simple business tools or automated a few manual tasks — what matters most is your enthusiasm for low-code technology and your desire to keep learning.
You’ll be confident solving problems, comfortable working with stakeholders across different departments, and motivated by making things simpler and faster. If you're curious, collaborative, and excited about the potential of automation to transform how people work, we’d love to hear from you.
You must be able to attend the office near Newcastle city centre two days per week.