Location
London, United Kingdom
Type
Full Time
Salary (£)
44,806 to 53,134 per year
About London Ambulance Service NHS Trust
They’re not just saving lives in the moment. London Ambulance Service NHS Trust runs deep into the heart of healthcare innovation, delivering data-driven insights that shape future clinical decisions. Their Clinical Audit and Research Unit is where frontline urgency meets long-term change. If you’re into building tech that matters, this is the kind of workplace where every line of code helps improve patient outcomes.
Job details
Benefits
- Visa Sponsorship available for Skilled Worker route
- Hybrid Working Model blending onsite and remote flexibility
- Impactful Work that directly improves emergency response outcomes
- Supportive Work Environment with cross-functional collaboration
- Career Growth through exposure to real-world healthcare tech challenges
- Continuous Learning in clinical data, healthtech, and full stack development
Requirements
- Degree in Computer Science or similar, or equivalent experience
- Strong hands-on experience with ASP.NET, C#, .NET 6, and Entity Framework Core
- SQL Server expertise, including writing complex queries and maintaining relational databases
- Familiarity with Razor Pages, JavaScript, Unit Testing, and Git
- Experience working with clinical data or health-related systems
- Working knowledge of additional languages like VBA, R, or Python is a plus
- Ability to work across multiple priorities, troubleshoot independently, and communicate clearly with clinical and non-technical teams
Salary Details
The role offers a banded salary between £44,806 and £53,134, based on experience and NHS pay scales. This includes access to pension and other NHS benefits.
About the Role
This isn’t just another developer gig. As a Research Software Developer, you’ll be creating full stack ASP.NET web applications that allow researchers to capture, visualise, and analyse clinical data. These tools don’t just stay on a dashboard—they inform real-world decisions in emergency care across London.
You’ll team up with data scientists, research managers, and stakeholders to build tools from scratch, maintain existing systems, and support clinicians with technology that genuinely matters. Think problem-solving at its most urgent, with every deployment helping frontline responders deliver better care.
From scoping to testing, deployment to support, you’ll lead technical work that keeps things moving. It’s a space where smart design, secure architecture, and good data practices all come together to make a measurable difference.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead full stack development of ASP.NET tools for clinical data workflows
- Design applications that support real-time decision making and research
- Ensure data quality and explore automation opportunities
- Plan and implement updates with minimal downtime
- Manage and support SQL Server databases
- Write queries to support ad hoc data requests and reporting
- Monitor and troubleshoot web app performance
- Train and support end users, producing user guides and technical docs
- Balance multiple development projects with short turnaround support tasks
Disclosure and Barring Service Check
This role is covered by the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975. A DBS check is required.
Certificate of Sponsorship
Applications from job seekers who require current Skilled Worker sponsorship to work in the UK are welcome and will be considered alongside all other applications. For further information visit the UK Visas and Immigration website.
Equal Opportunity Statement
They’re committed to building a diverse team where everyone can thrive. Applicants from all backgrounds are encouraged.
Employer Details
- Company Name: London Ambulance Service NHS Trust
- Address: 220 Waterloo Road, London SE1 8SD
- Contact: recruitment@londonambulance.nhs.uk
Reference Number
2025-LAS-RSD-1129
How To Apply
Don’t wait on this. If you’re ready to use your dev skills where they can do real good, Apply Now.
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