Jobs in Cambridge, Gran Bretaña

Salary: £70,000 - £75,000

A CV and a short cover letter are required for this role. Applications submitted without both will not be reviewed.

If you are unable to attach a cover letter via LinkedIn, please email it to tocareers@iqhealthtech.com including your name, the role title, and confirmation that you have applied via LinkedIn in the subject line.

At iQ HealthTech, we are dedicated to improving healthcare outcomes through innovative technology. Our flagship product, iQemo, supports safer and more efficient electronic systemic anticancer treatment (SACT) prescribing and is used by the NHS, and private healthcare providers in the UK, Australia and beyond. As we continue to expand into new regions, our systems are built to operate in complex, regulated healthcare environments worldwide.

Our systems support clinicians making critical decisions every day. Reliability, clarity and thoughtful engineering matter here. As we grow into new regions, we design our platforms to scale across jurisdictions, healthcare models and regulatory expectations without losing focus on quality or safety.

We’re looking for an experienced Lead Full Stack Developer (.NET) to provide hands‑on technical leadership within a small, high‑performing development team.

You will work closely with our Software Architect and developers to design, build and evolve mission‑critical healthcare systems. This role stays close to the code and carries responsibility for technical quality, delivery outcomes and ensuring that implementation aligns clearly with architectural intent from idea through to production.

Our current landscape includes legacy .NET Framework systems, but our strategic focus is on replacing these platforms with a fully distributed, modern architecture built using contemporary .NET and cloud‑native approaches.

We are also in the early stages of introducing AI‑assisted and agentic coding practices. Alongside the Software Architect, you will help evaluate, adopt, and embed these tools responsibly to improve productivity, consistency and quality while maintaining appropriate controls for regulated environments.

This role is primarily hands‑on and focused on technical delivery and leadership. Line management responsibilities will not apply initially. Once the successful candidate is settled in the role and has passed probation, we expect this position to take on line management responsibility for a small number of developers.

• Fully remote role with flexible working
• Personal development plan with dedicated training budget
• 25 days holiday plus bank holidays, and your birthday off
• Enhanced maternity and paternity pay
• 4 percent employer pension contribution
• Access to wellbeing apps
• Government working from home allowance
• Paid out‑of‑hours developer support rota once onboarded
• Work on a product used internationally, supporting healthcare systems across multiple countries
• The opportunity to build technology that directly improves patient outcomes

• Design, build, and maintain modern, scalable applications using .NET, C#, and Blazor.
• Deliver features end to end, from concept through to production.
• Collaborate closely with the Software Architect to align implementation with architectural intent.
• Translate designs into clear, maintainable, production‑ready code.
• Mentor developers through code reviews, pairing, technical guidance and collaborative problem solving.
• Identify technical risks, constraints, gaps, and uncertainties early and resolve them proactively.
• Champion engineering best practices, security, and quality standards.
• Help embed AI‑assisted and agentic coding practices into everyday development workflows.
• Work effectively in a remote environment.
• Participate in a paid out‑of‑hours developer support rota once fully onboarded.

• Strong commercial experience with .NET and C#.
• Proven experience working with legacy .NET Framework applications.
• Strong experience delivering modern .NET (6+) solutions.
• Solid understanding of distributed systems and modern software architecture.
• Demonstrated ability to deliver independently from start to finish.
• Transparency in identifying knowledge gaps and sourcing the right information.
• Clear communication, proactive problem‑solving, and a focus on delivering tangible value.

• Analytical thinker with strong problem‑solving skills.
• Clear and confident communicator who works well in collaborative teams.
• Self‑motivated, detail‑focused, delivery‑oriented.
• Committed to writing clean, maintainable code and delivering high‑quality software.
• Curious and invested in continuous learning.
• Excellent written and spoken English is essential for this role.

• Knowledge of iQemo or healthcare / medical device systems.
• Understanding of medical regulations or prescribing workflows.
• Understanding of HL7 & FHIR.
• Experience supporting products deployed across multiple countries.

Appointment is subject to satisfactory references and a basic DBS check. Applicants must have the legal right to live and work in the UK; no visa sponsorship is available.

Please submit your CV along with a short cover letter explaining why you are interested in iQ HealthTech and how your experience aligns with this role. We use the cover letter to understand motivation and approach, so applications without one will not be reviewed.

Please also complete all follow‑up questions to progress to the next stage.

Take this opportunity to join iQ HealthTech and contribute to technology that transforms patient care. Apply now and be part of a team driving real innovation in healthcare.