Network Locum is a data-driven marketplace fixing the problem of flexible staffing in the NHS, matching hospitals and surgeries with temporary doctors. We get over 10000 sessions posted every month, and have just series-A'd.
Our tech stack is mainly a microservices backend with an Angular frontend running through a REST API – running on Redis, Mongo and MySQL.
What we believe in:
* Getting stuff done
* Testing quickly and often
* Making informed, data-driven decisions
* Lean principles and Agile project management
* Developers spending their time doing what they do best: developing
* Cultural fit is as important as raw technical skills – we can teach you!
* Everyone shapes the direction of the product
We have a hipster office in Shoreditch that our team of ~30 works out of. We're looking for engineers, designers, and thinkers of all shapes and sizes. If you’d like to join us and be challenged on a daily basis, while having fun with great people, then shoot us your github profile, or a description of the coolest project you've worked on to [email protected]
Right now we're especially looking for:
* Someone who really likes Angular and thinks React is cool too
* UX and UI designers who can turn awkward layout into something awesome
* World-class Brainfuck developers
Network Locum is a data-driven marketplace fixing the problem of flexible staffing in the NHS, matching hospitals and surgeries with temporary doctors. We get over 10000 sessions posted every month, and have just series-A'd.
Our tech stack is mainly a microservices backend with an Angular frontend running through a REST API – running on Redis, Mongo and MySQL.
What we believe in:
We have a hipster office in Shoreditch that our team of ~30 works out of. We're looking for engineers, designers, and thinkers of all shapes and sizes. If you’d like to join us and be challenged on a daily basis, while having fun with great people, then shoot us your github profile, or a description of the coolest project you've worked on to [email protected]Right now we're especially looking for: