Product Engineer (Mid-Level)
Accurx · London (Shoreditch) · GB
Software Engineering
Hybrid
physician
Demand82
Career growth76
Healthcare fit32
Remote potential55
5-year outlook
UK health-tech product engineering pays competitively within the broader software market, with upside for engineers who combine AI/ML exposure with regulated clinical domain knowledge. Exact figures vary widely by level and location and are not stated in this posting.
Clinical license
Not required
Applicant reach
narrow
Seniority
mid
Employment type
full-time
Date found
2026-09-28
Intelligence details
Flexible work details
- Engagement type
- Permanent
- Hours
- Full-time
- Eligible countries
- United Kingdom
- Profession fit
- physician
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Why this is worth applying to
Worth applying only if you already have demonstrable production software engineering experience — ideally full-stack — and want to apply it in a clinically meaningful setting. Clinicians without a coding portfolio should treat this as a long-term target rather than an immediate pivot.
Who should apply
Clinician-engineers (medics or nurses who code professionally), clinical informatics doctors with a CS or software background, IMGs or healthcare graduates with prior software engineering careers, and health-tech engineers with NHS primary care exposure.
CV angle
Lead with real shipped software: languages, frameworks, architecture decisions and production ownership. Then layer clinical domain credibility — experience using or integrating GP systems (EMIS, SystmOne), understanding of triage and consultation workflows, clinical safety and governance awareness, and evidence of working directly with clinicians and patients to define problems. Never claim engineering experience you do not have; frame clinical background as domain advantage, not as a substitute for the technical bar.
Skills to highlight
- Full-stack development (C#, TypeScript, React)
- System and API architecture design
- Cloud infrastructure (Azure)
- Python and ML/AI tooling literacy
- Clinical domain knowledge and NHS primary care workflows
- Clinical safety and quality judgement in regulated software
- Stakeholder engagement with clinicians and end users
- Product thinking and ambiguous problem definition
Role summary
A mid-level product engineer at Accurx, an NHS-focused health-tech company whose platform is used by 98% of GP practices. The engineer owns features end-to-end — problem definition with clinicians, architecture, implementation, rollout and long-term maintenance — across a C#/TypeScript/React/Azure stack with Python for ML/AI, and is expected to hold a clinical safety and quality bar.
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