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Senior Data Engineer

Doccla
City of London
5 days ago
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Overview

We’re Doccla, redefining where and how healthcare is delivered. Our Virtual Ward and Remote Monitoring Solutions enable hospitals and health systems to care for patients at home, supporting patients across the full care journey—from early discharge and acute recovery to long-term condition management and proactive care.

We provide clinicians with everything they need to deliver safe, effective Virtual Care: medical-grade devices, logistics, patient onboarding, EHR integration, and an end-to-end clinical platform built around real-world workflows. We currently work with over 60% of NHS ICBs and supporting health systems across the UK, Ireland, France, and the DACH region to reduce hospital pressure, improve outcomes, and create a more resilient model of care. We’re backed by top European investors, with £35m in Series B funding led by Lakestar and participation from Elaia, General Catalyst, Speedinvest, and Bertelsmann.

This is your chance to join Doccla at a key stage in our growth. We’re building the category leader in Virtual Care and Remote Patient Monitoring and you’ll be part of a highly entrepreneurial, mission-driven team that combines expertise across clinical, technical, commercial, and operational domains.

What You’ll Do as a Senior Data Engineer
  • Architect and build scalable data infrastructure. Design and implement robust data pipelines that can handle rapid growth.

  • Drive our cloud migration strategy. Contribute to the transition from GCP to AWS, migrating our data warehouse from BigQuery to Redshift, support analysts, migrate ETL from Dataform to dbt, while maintaining zero downtime for critical healthcare data.

  • Collaborate across teams to unlock data insights. Work with Platform, Analytics, and Product teams to ensure data flows from patient devices to actionable healthcare insights.

  • Own data governance and security. Implement and maintain robust access controls, data masking, and compliance frameworks that meet healthcare regulatory requirements.

  • Optimise for performance and cost. Monitor and improve data infrastructure for scalability, reliability, and cost-effectiveness across multiple markets.

Experience You’ll Bring to the Team
  • Cloud & Infrastructure: AWS - hands-on with Redshift, S3, VPC networking, Lambda, and IAM configurations; data warehouse migration experience (BigQuery → Redshift).

  • Infrastructure as Code: Experience with Terraform.

  • Data Engineering: ELT pipelines with Fivetran, dataform, dbt, Airflow; Python for data ingestion and cloud functions; data governance with RBAC and data masking.

  • SQL proficiency: Advanced SQL for complex transformations and optimisations.

Nice to Have:

  • GitHub Actions or other CI/CD pipelines; Lightdash or open-source BI tools; familiarity with GCP (BigQuery, Dataform) for our migration; healthcare/MedTech or regulated sector experience; real-time data streaming.

How We Work

We empower everyone at Doccla to own their work and the company's mission. We value a can-do attitude, action-oriented approach, and a willingness to learn through open feedback. This is a hybrid team with offices in London, Denmark, Germany, and Stockholm. Most team members are London-based and enjoy 1–3 days per week in-person at our WeWork HQ; some roles are fully remote depending on team and responsibilities. This role can be fully remote.

What You’ll Get

Annual Leave & Holidays: 25 days annual leave + up to 8 UK bank holidays; option to buy or sell holidays.

Remote Working: Flexible remote options; £200 remote working stipend.

Financial Benefits: Employee stock options; 4% pension; 4x salary life insurance.

Health & Wellness: Private health insurance; generous parental leave; sick pay.

In-Office Perks (London HQ): Free daily lunch; pet-friendly office.

Other Benefits: £500 L&D budget per person; cycle-to-work scheme; Smart Health services (24/7 GP, mental health support, nutrition & fitness advice, second opinions & health checks).

In Return for Your Hard Work
  • A competitive compensation package (base + stock options) with half-year and annual performance reviews.

  • The opportunity to work on patient-first, system-level healthcare challenges in Europe’s leading healthtech company.

  • Opportunities for growth and leadership—ownership and impact with strong support.

Diversity & Safety

We embrace diversity and are committed to equal opportunity hiring. If you’re excited about the role, apply even if you don’t match every point. Safer recruitment practices apply, including potential DBS checks for roles with access to children or vulnerable adults. It is an offence to apply if barred from working with children or vulnerable adults.


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