Lindus
Full Stack Engineer

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Our mission
Great science regularly stalls in the clinic, not because the science is wrong, but because the company behind it lacks the capital, infrastructure, or focus to take it all the way through. Today’s clinical-stage biopharma model is broken, and as a result promising treatments never reach patients.
Our mission is to fix this: we’re building the next generation of biopharma by in-licensing clinical-stage therapeutic assets and developing them through Lindus Health’s integrated, technology-first clinical trial infrastructure. We’re a new initiative, but we’re building on a proven foundation - the same infrastructure that has delivered 82% of Lindus Health’s sponsor trials on or ahead of timeline, across 40+ completed trials across the US and Europe.
We’re in-licensing 5-7 clinical-stage, typically Phase-2-ready assets, funded directly from Lindus Health’s balance sheet. We’re targeting deal close on our first assets through 2026, with first trials launching in H1 2027.
About The Role
We are looking for a software engineer to help build the platform powering the next generation of clinical trials. Join our fast-moving team and help us scale the product to manage complex trials and bring new treatments to patients faster!
This is an onsite role in London with a flexible (hybrid) office arrangement. After an initial onboarding period full-time at our headquarters (near London Bridge) we expect you to be in the office at least 3 days a week.
About You
We’d like to hear from you if…
- You have 3+ years experience as a professional software engineer collaborating within a team
- You are product-minded: you want to understand why we are building something to figure out the best how in collaboration with product managers, designers, non-technical colleagues and users
- You have embraced the recent advances in AI, and enjoy leveraging AI to help you in your role
- You are comfortable working across a stack that includes frontend (TypeScript/React), backend (Python/Node.js/Postgres) and infrastructure (AWS). You don’t necessarily have hands-on experience with all pieces of our stack but are happy to pick up technology and processes that’s new to you.
- You have supported systems at scale in production.
- You can work independently but also collaborate well with others.
- You are passionate and curious about our mission; changing how the clinical trials industry operates and how new medicines are developed.
- You want to learn what life is like at a high-growth, mission-driven VC funded startup
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What You’ll Focus On
You'll join less than a year into our new v2 product launch, in a fast-paced, high-ownership environment where you can challenge and shape our product and processes while they're still being defined.
In your first month
- Learn about clinical trials and the problems we are trying to solve through our onboarding training and chats with people across the company
- Collaborate with the product team on starter projects and make your first commits
- Become a part of the regular product development cycle: join a squad and deliver a feature in Citrus, our trial delivery platform
- Become familiar with the core components of our stack (React, TypeScript, Python, Postgres, Terraform, Kubernetes, Github Actions, Relational databases, Claude Code)
In your first 3 months
- Develop deeper understanding of one or more areas of our stack
- Contribute actively to the team’s processes and rituals, such as retrospectives and standups
Within your first 6 months
- Get close to users, observe the product being used in real trials and support the team in responding to feature requests and bug reports
- Take on more complex coding and design tasks
- Rotate through our support function, handling user issues and investigating and fixing bugs
- Deepen your understanding of clinical trials, and build relationships across the wider company
What we offer
Make an impact across all areas of our business and fix one of the world's most broken industries.
- Competitive salary, plus meaningful stock options
- Flexible working: We have an incredible office near London Bridge and encourage people to work 3 days per week from the office
- 30 days annual leave in addition to Bank Holidays, resulting in 39 paid days off per year
- ÂŁ60 monthly wellness allowance, which you can spend on our company health insurance scheme through AXA, a wellhub membership, or wellness activities and expenses of your choice!
- Enhanced Parental Leave: 16 weeks full pay for primary caregiver and 4 weeks full pay for secondary caregiver
- ÂŁ1,000 Learning and Development allowance each year to put towards courses, certifications, and development
- Regular whole company and team events, both in person and virtually
- Access to gym and retail discounts through our benefits platform Happl
- A well-stocked pantry and drinks fridge, Monday breakfast spread and catered team lunch on a Thursday for the UK office every week!
- Cycle-to-work scheme and other salary sacrifice options available
- Charity events and fundraising opportunities through our charity partnership with the Forward Trust


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Our Hiring Process
We believe hiring should be transparent, respectful of your time, and give you a real feel for what Lindus Health is like. Here's what to expect:
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Initial conversation with Sophie, Head of Talent (30 mins)
Get to know each other, discuss the role, and answer any questions you have
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Take home task (60 mins)
This will be a coding task, which you can complete in Python or TypeScript, that is reviewed by a member of the engineering team.
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Functional interview with Tim, Engineering Manager & 1 senior engineer (60 mins)
Deep dive into your experience and how you'd approach key challenges
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Values interview with our CEO, Meri and Gemma, CPTO (30 mins)
A chance to get to know each other and explore how our values align
[We'll arrange at least one interview in-person at our office so you can meet more of the team and get a feel for our environment - usually the final values stage.]
We will only contact you from lindushealth.com email addresses. Please check the spelling of emails which appear to come from Lindus carefully before responding. We will never ask for your financial information over email.
We are an equal opportunity employer committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce. We evaluate all candidates based solely on their skills, experience, and qualifications relevant to the role. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, ethnicity, religion, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, disability, veteran status, or any other legally protected status
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