We’re currently looking for an Engineering Lead/ Technical Lead to join an innovative technology business operating within the healthcare space.
This is a great opportunity for a Senior .NET Engineer ready to take the next step into leadership, with the chance to lead a small engineering team while still staying close to the technology.
You’ll work across both the existing product environment and new product development, helping the team maintain a stable, secure platform while also introducing new ideas and capabilities.
Key responsibilities
- Lead, mentor and support a team of software engineers.
- Remain hands-on across development, architecture and technical delivery.
- Help shape engineering standards, processes and best practices.
- Work across both BAU product development and new initiatives.
- Use AI-assisted development tools to improve productivity and accelerate delivery.
- Work closely with product and senior leadership on technical direction.
- Ensure solutions are secure, scalable, maintainable and fit for purpose.
What we're looking for:
- Strong commercial experience with .NET / .NET Core and SQL Server.
- Experience across Azure DevOps and CI/CD.
- A senior engineer who is ready to take their first step into formal leadership.
- Someone who actively uses AI coding/development tools and understands how to apply them effectively.
- Strong communication and mentoring skills.
- Good understanding of software quality, security and technical risk.
Nice to have: Angular, mobile development, API design, OWASP/Secure SDLC, or exposure to healthcare technologies such as FHIR or DICOM.
Why consider it?
This is a genuine chance for an experienced lead or a step-up opportunity for a strong Senior Engineer who wants to move into leadership without stepping away from the technical side.
You’ll have the opportunity to influence the engineering culture, mentor a team and work in an AI-forward environment where there's plenty of scope to build and improve.
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