Full Stack Engineer

You will join our Platform Team, reporting to our Platform Team Lead, and work across our entire cloud platform - backend services, APIs, data pipelines, and the clinician-facing web application through which NHS clinicians manage diagnostic pathways, review automated results, and coordinate patient care. This is a genuinely fullstack role: you will move across layers depending on what needs building. You should also be comfortable picking up infrastructure and deployment work as part of a small, high-ownership team., We are expanding into new markets, building new products, and integrating with health systems across the UK and Europe. The scope here is broad and will grow. We are a small engineering team, which means no one is siloed, no one is just closing tickets, and no one is invisible.

You will report to our Platform Team Lead, who reports directly to leadership. We are a flat team. If you have an opinion, it will be heard.

What You Will Work On

• Our cloud platform - the backend services, APIs, and data pipelines that power end-to-end diagnostic pathways running at national scale across NHS Trusts

• The clinician-facing web application through which NHS clinicians manage OSA pathways, review results, and coordinate patient care

• Integrations with NHS systems, electronic health records, and third-party clinical platforms

• New products and features as we expand into paediatric diagnostics, new respiratory conditions, and international markets

• RESTful and GraphQL APIs, microservices architecture, and event-driven messaging systems

• Infrastructure, deployment, and on-call support as needed - this is a small team and the role is not limited to product work alone

• Software development under IEC 62304 - you will learn what it means to build software that is part of a regulated medical device, and it will make you a more rigorous engineer

We are open to candidates at mid or senior level. If you are an experienced engineer who is tired of large-team politics, wants real ownership and real influence, and is drawn more by the work than by chasing maximum market rate - this role was written with you in mind too. What we offer in return is genuine autonomy, a small team where your decisions land, and work that has direct clinical impact., We are looking for someone with at least three years of commercial experience building and shipping fullstack applications in production environments., We are not looking for the most experienced engineer in the room. We are looking for the right one - whether that is someone three years into their career or someone fifteen years in who wants to work somewhere their experience actually shapes things.

You will thrive here if:

• You have solid, hands-on experience with TypeScript and modern JavaScript (ES2016+), and you care about writing code that other people can understand and maintain

• You have practical knowledge of React or Next.js and are comfortable working across the stack - front end, back end, APIs, and everything in between

• You have practical experience applying sound software design principles - you make considered architectural decisions and can justify them

• You write tests as a matter of course - Jest or similar - and you care about code quality without needing a long list of specific tools

• You have worked with RESTful APIs and are familiar with GraphQL and asynchronous messaging patterns

• You can ramp up quickly in an unfamiliar or lightly-documented codebase, and you are comfortable operating with a high degree of autonomy and ambiguity

• You have startup or small-team experience, or a clear reason to believe you would thrive in one

• You are not afraid of a regulated environment - if anything, you find it interesting that software can have real clinical consequences

• You are happy to mentor and pair with junior engineers as they grow, and you see that as part of doing good work, not a distraction from it

• You are curious, self-directed, and comfortable saying “I don’t know” followed quickly by “but I’ll find out”

• You want to stay somewhere long enough to see the things you build actually matter

This role is probably not right for you if:

• You need a large team around you to feel productive

• You are looking for a role where the scope is narrow and the expectations are fixed

• You are primarily motivated by finding the highest-paying position available

£55,000-£65,000 salary, based on experience

• Flexible on location - remote, hybrid, or London-based, all within the UK. You will join occasional team days in London a few times a year

• Real ownership - small team, big scope, your work is not anonymous

• A mission that is genuinely worth caring about - the NHS is using what we build to diagnose patients today

• A team that is honest, direct, and looks out for each other

• The chance to grow - technically and professionally - in ways that a larger company cannot offer

The Honest Bit

We are a focused company doing something hard and doing it well. We have a product that works, a mission that matters, real clinical momentum - NICE endorsement, NHS Supply Chain listing, and growing deployment across NHS Trusts - and a team that takes genuine pride in what it builds.

A note on where we are: our team recently went through a transition - our previous Head of Platform and one other senior engineer both moved on. We are rebuilding deliberately, with a clear short-term plan to stabilise the platform and a longer-term plan to grow the team. We think this is a genuinely good moment to join if you want outsized ownership and impact early.

We are not a large company. That means you will have real ownership, real visibility, and real influence over what gets built and how. It also means the work is varied, the pace is purposeful, and you will be expected to think, not just execute.

If you want to be somewhere where your work has a direct impact on people’s health, where you are trusted to make good decisions, and where you will be challenged in ways that make you a significantly better engineer - we would love to hear from you.

We will be honest with you from the start: this is not a role where you will be handed a narrow ticket queue and left to get on with it. This is Acurable - a focused, mission-driven medical technology company at a pivotal moment - and we are looking for an engineer who wants to be part of building something that genuinely matters.

We make AcuPebble, a wearable device that diagnoses obstructive sleep apnoea at home, without wires, without a hospital visit, and without a clinician scoring the results manually. It is CE-marked, FDA-cleared, recommended by NICE, and already transforming how the NHS diagnoses one of the most under-detected chronic conditions in the world. Nearly a billion people have OSA. Fewer than 20% are ever diagnosed. We are changing that.