Job Description
Senior Software Developer - HealthTech | React Native, Kotlin, Node.js, Python?? Hybrid - Remote with 1-2 Days/Week Onsite (Cambridge Area)?? Permanent | £65,000 - £75,000 DOE
I'm working with an innovative, fast-growing business in the healthtech space, developing cutting-edge Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) products that are transforming patient care and accessibility on a global scale.
They're now looking to bring in a Senior Software Developer to help drive their next phase of growth - leading on mobile app development, shaping scalable architecture, and working closely with a multidisciplinary team of product, data, and clinical experts.
?? The Role
* Lead development of cross-platform mobile apps (Android & iOS)
* Architect scalable, modular applications across the stack
* Build with technologies like React Native, Kotlin, Node.js, and Python
* Collaborate with UI/UX, product, and data teams to deliver clean, reliable features
* Champion modern DevOps and CI/CD practices
* Mentor junior developers and contribute to team-wide technical standards
? What You'll Need
* 5-10 years' hands-on development experience
* Strong background in React Native and Kotlin
* Proficient in backend languages, ideally Node.js and Python
* Experience with cloud platforms such as Firebase
* Solid understanding of mobile app architecture and performance
* Comfortable in agile, fast-moving environments
?? Why Apply?
* A chance to build impactful software with real-world medical value
* Join a talented, collaborative team in a mission-led company
* Shape architecture and lead projects during a key scale-up phase
* Work flexibly, with a hybrid setup based near Cambridge
* Competitive salary of £65,000 - £75,000, depending on experience
Interested in making a difference through meaningful software?Apply now or drop me a message for more details.
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