About the roleAre you a Software Developer who wants to build technology that improves the lives of people affected by dementia? Join the Minder team within the UK DRI Care Research and Technology Centre at Imperial College London and help develop an innovative healthcare platform used in real-world care settings. You will work alongside researchers, clinicians, data scientists and designers to deliver secure, scalable software and data systems with meaningful societal impact.What you would be doingIn this role, you will develop secure and scalable backend services, build and support cloud-native infrastructure, and design Lakehouse-based data ingestion and analytics solutions. Working as part of a multidisciplinary team, you will contribute to deployment, quality assurance and continuous delivery processes while helping to drive the ongoing growth, development and deployment of the Minder platform.What we are looking forWe are seeking a collaborative and technically skilled developer with experience in modern software development:Experience developing software using Java and/or TypeScript• Knowledge of relational databases such as PostgreSQL• Experience with Git, Linux, Docker and DevOps practices• Strong problem-solving and communication skills• Ability to work independently and collaboratively• Interest in healthcare technology and data platformsWhat we can offer youOpportunity to contribute to technology supporting dementia care and research• Work within a world-leading multidisciplinary research environment• Learning and development opportunities• Competitive salary and pension arrangements• Generous leave and family-friendly policies• Access to Imperial staff benefitsFurther informationThis is a full-time fixed-term post until March 2028 based at our White City Campus. The role sits within the UK DRI Care Research and Technology Centre, part of a national initiative transforming dementia diagnosis, treatment and care. For informal enquiries, please contact Anna Joffe (#####).
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