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Surgicalbot Systems Ltd

Technical Co Founder

United Kingdom
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Technical Co-Founder & CTO

Company: Surgicalbot Systems Ltd.

Employment Type: Full-time

Location: Remote — United Kingdom

Job Description

Surgicalbot Systems Ltd. is seeking a highly driven Technical Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer (CTO) to lead the development of next-generation robotic and AI-powered surgical technologies. This is a founding-level opportunity for someone passionate about healthcare innovation, robotics, artificial intelligence, and building scalable medical technology products from the ground up.

The successful candidate will work closely with the founding team to define the company’s technical vision, architect core systems, and oversee engineering execution from prototype through commercialization.

Key Responsibilities

  • Define and execute the company’s long-term technology strategy
  • Lead development of robotic surgery platforms and AI-assisted systems
  • Build and manage software, hardware, and engineering teams
  • Design scalable cloud, embedded, and machine-learning infrastructure
  • Collaborate with clinical advisors, researchers, and regulatory bodies
  • Oversee product architecture, cybersecurity, and data compliance
  • Drive rapid prototyping, testing, and product iteration
  • Support fundraising, investor presentations, and technical due diligence
  • Ensure compliance with medical device standards and regulations

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Required Qualifications

  • Strong background in software engineering, robotics, AI, or medical technology
  • Experience building scalable technology products or startups
  • Proficiency in modern programming languages and system architecture
  • Knowledge of machine learning, computer vision, or surgical robotics
  • Leadership experience managing engineering teams
  • Understanding of cloud platforms, DevOps, and cybersecurity
  • Excellent communication and strategic decision-making skills

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Preferred Qualifications

  • Previous startup or co-founder experience
  • Experience in healthcare, medtech, or regulated industries
  • Familiarity with FDA/MHRA medical device processes
  • PhD or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Robotics, Biomedical Engineering, or related field

What the Company Offers

  • Founding equity opportunity
  • Remote-first flexibility across the UK
  • Opportunity to shape breakthrough surgical technology
  • High-growth startup environment
  • Leadership role with significant strategic influence

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This role is ideal for entrepreneurial engineers or technical leaders who want to build transformative healthcare technology while helping scale an early-stage startup into a global medtech company.

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Skills

Robotics
Artificial Intelligence
Software Engineering
System Architecture
Machine Learning
Computer Vision
Cloud Infrastructure
DevOps
Cybersecurity
Medical Device Regulations
Product Prototyping
Strategic Decision-making
Engineering Management
Technical Due Diligence
Embedded Systems
Data Compliance

Location

United Kingdom

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