Senior AI Engineer – Healthcare (Agentic AI) – Remote/Hybrid – £80–100k + equity
Are you an experienced AI Engineer with a track record of shipping production code in startups?
Do you want to work on AI that directly improves how healthcare is delivered?
Imagine clinics and hospitals running on AI agents that reduce admin burden and let doctors focus on patients. That’s exactly what this ambitious young startup is building.
Who are they?
They’re a venture-backed AI startup with deep roots in both medicine and AI research. Founded by a former Meta Brain team engineer and a medical specialist, they’ve already launched agentic AI products into live clinics and are now scaling up to production. They raised funding late last year, kept the team lean, and are now ready to expand. The team currently includes a CTO, an AI Engineer and a Junior Engineer, with strong support from top-tier VCs and angels.
They’re looking for two Senior AI Engineers to help build secure, scalable, compliant AI systems that integrate with clinical workflows. With plans to raise their next round in Q3 2026, you’ll be joining at a pivotal moment where your impact will shape the company’s trajectory.
What are we looking for?
- 5+ years building and deploying production systems in startups/fast-paced environments
- Strong skills in Python and TypeScript
- Experience with Azure or GCP infrastructure
- Knowledge of distributed systems, microservices, event-driven architectures
- Strong system design and security principles
Bonus points for:
- AI/ML production experience (MLOps, infra, deployment)
- Go, Docker, Kubernetes, infra-as-code
- Healthcare standards (FHIR, HL7, DICOM)
What will you get?
- Base salary £80–100k, plus equity for exceptional candidates
- Fully remote setup with option to work from Germany if you choose
- Opportunity to build mission-critical AI in healthcare, directly impacting clinicians and patients
Interested?
If you’re excited by building agentic AI in one of the most high-stakes industries, hit the ‘apply now’ button or reach out directly:
