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An innovative health-tech startup in Cambridge is seeking a skilled back-end web developer with expertise in Python and Django. This role offers the chance to work on impactful applications used by patients, contributing to a guided program developed by medical professionals. Ideal candidates will have a user-focused mindset and an interest in front-end technologies like TypeScript and React. With a competitive salary and a flexible working environment, this opportunity allows you to grow your skills while making a difference in the healthcare sector. If you are passionate about technology and user experience, this could be your next career move.
This successful startup is looking for a talented back-end web developer, ideally using Python and Django, who already has an eye towards a good user interface, and would like to develop their skills in TypeScript / JavaScript and component-based UI libraries and frameworks, such as SolidJS and React.
The company operates in health-tech and produces apps used by patients as part of a guided programme developed by medical professionals. Their tech stack includes Rust, Python, Django, TypeScript, and SolidJS. They also use compiler technology for an integral DSL.
You will bring:
Any additional experience you have developing mobile apps (iOS and Android, whether hobbyist or professional, native or progressive), in startups, in the medical/healthcare sector, with WebRTC or similar, with Rust, compiler technology, or DSLs would be welcome.
Full existing UK work permission is required, without sponsorship or time-limit. The role is based in the company’s west Cambridge offices, commutable by car, with a weekly day of home working plus additional occasional days from home. A competitive salary and package are available to the right candidate.
Keywords: Python, Django, server-side, back end, develop towards full stack, front end, TypeScript, JavaScript, SolidJS, React, health tech, Cambridge.