Senior Software Engineer / Tech Lead (x5 Roles) HealthTech | Tech for Good | Series A Scale-Up | Go, Java, OOP, C#, PHP, AWS, APIs, Full Stack Engineering

Senior Software Engineer / Tech Lead (x5 Roles)

HealthTech | Tech for Good | Series A Scale-Up | Go, Java, OOP, C#, PHP, AWS, APIs, Full Stack Engineering

📍 Remote UK

💰 £67,000–£90,000 + Exceptional Benefits + Equity Potential

🌳 Areti Group – Carbon Positive Technology Recruitment

Build Technology That Makes a Difference

Areti Group is partnering with one of the UK's most exciting and well-funded HealthTech organisations following a significant Series A investment and a period of exceptional growth.

This mission-driven business is transforming access to healthcare through technology, building highly scalable digital platforms that improve patient experiences, streamline healthcare journeys and support millions of users across regulated healthcare environments.

As the organisation enters its next stage of growth, we're hiring multiple Senior Software Engineers and Tech Leads to help drive a major platform evolution programme.

This is a rare opportunity to join a company where your work has genuine real-world impact whilst working with modern technologies, talented engineers and complex technical challenges at scale.

The Opportunity

These roles sit at the heart of the engineering organisation.

You'll help shape the future architecture of a rapidly growing platform whilst remaining hands-on with technology and engineering delivery.

This role combines

🌳 Hands-on Software Engineering

🌳 Technical Leadership

🌳 Architectural Ownership

🌳 Cloud-Native Development

🌳 Full Stack Product Engineering

🌳 Mentoring & Coaching

🌳 Platform Modernisation

🌳 Technology for Good

Working closely with Product, Platform and Engineering teams, you'll help build highly scalable systems that support the next generation of healthcare technology.

Why This Role Will Appeal

We're particularly interested in engineers who have worked within complex, highly regulated or mission-critical environments.

Experience within the following domains would be highly advantageous:

🌳 Healthcare Technology

🌳 Electronic Medical Records (EMR/EHR)

🌳 Clinical Workflow Platforms

🌳 Patient Management Systems

🌳 Healthcare SaaS

🌳 Digital Health

🌳 Telemedicine

🌳 Virtual Care Platforms

🌳 Online Prescribing

🌳 Medication Fulfilment

🌳 Healthcare Subscriptions

🌳 Regulated Software Products

🌳 High-Volume Consumer Platforms

No clinical qualifications are required.

We're looking for engineers who understand how to build secure, scalable and highly reliable software within complex environments.

What You'll Be Doing

🌳 Designing and building scalable APIs and backend services

🌳 Leading technical initiatives and influencing architectural decisions

🌳 Building modern cloud-native applications and services

🌳 Supporting a strategic transformation from legacy systems towards modern distributed architectures

🌳 Working across the full software development lifecycle

🌳 Collaborating closely with Product, Design and Platform teams

🌳 Improving scalability, resilience, performance and reliability

🌳 Driving engineering best practices around Object-Oriented Design, SOLID principles and clean architecture

🌳 Supporting CI/CD, observability and platform engineering initiatives

🌳 Mentoring engineers and helping raise technical standards across the organisation

🌳 Contributing to hiring and engineering growth

Technology Environment

One of the most exciting aspects of this role is the flexibility of the engineering organisation.

Depending on your interests and experience, you'll have the opportunity to either:

🌳 Join a specialist Golang engineering team focused on building next-generation cloud-native services and distributed systems

OR

🌳 Work within a broader polyglot engineering environment where multiple technologies are used across products, platforms and services

We're interested in strong software engineers from a variety of backgrounds.

Backend Technologies

🌳 Go (Golang)

🌳 PHP

🌳 Ruby

🌳 Python

🌳 Java

🌳 C#

🌳 TypeScript

Strong engineering fundamentals are more important than expertise in any single language.

Cloud & Platform

🌳 AWS

🌳 Docker

🌳 Kubernetes

🌳 Terraform

🌳 Infrastructure as Code

🌳 CI/CD Pipelines

🌳 GitHub Actions

🌳 Cloud-Native Development

🌳 Platform Engineering

APIs & Architecture

🌳 REST APIs

🌳 GraphQL

🌳 Microservices

🌳 Service-Oriented Architecture

🌳 Event-Driven Architecture

🌳 Distributed Systems

🌳 Domain-Driven Design (DDD)

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