2599583 Cyted Ltd Cambridge PRODUCT & INNOVATION Permanent - Research & Development Computational Biologist About Us We’re Cyted - a pioneering gastrointestinal health diagnostics company enabling more patients early access and detection for esophageal cancer and Barrett’s esophagus.

Our technology brings a minimally invasive diagnostic approach to market - our EndoSign test combines a swallowable pill-like device with advanced biomarkers and analytics to help detect disease earlier and faster.

What started as an idea between a health-tech entrepreneur and leading clinical scientists at Cambridge University has quickly grown into an international company operating across the UK and US, backed by investors such as EQT Life Sciences and a $44M Series B investment.

But we still work like a startup - because we are one.

Things move quickly here and we build as we go. Some days you’ll be solving problems first of their kind with innovative approaches. Other days you’ll just need to roll your sleeves up and get things done.
That’s the reality of building a company that’s growing fast and trying to genuinely change patient outcomes.

We’re a small, highly collaborative team, which means your work matters. We have the trust and belief from our investors so you won’t disappear into layers of hierarchy or spend months waiting for decisions. If you have a good idea, we want to hear it, regardless of your role or title.

We like people who are curious, adaptable, thoughtful, and always willing to learn and improve. This isn’t a polished corporate environment where everything already exists. We’re building processes, teams, products and ways of working in real time. Every day is different.

If the idea of helping build something ambitious from the ground up excites you - and you want your work to have a real-world impact on people’s lives - we’d love to hear from you.

Our recruitment process runs through four stages and we interview on a rolling basis. Each stage has its own purpose.
As we have grown, we have made each contact point based on candidate feedback, making sure you actually get a helpful insight into Cyted. We want to give you the most open & true snapshot of us no matter the role.

Initial conversation – Run by Maddie from our People team, this is a relaxed online chat so we can learn more about you and your background, and so you can learn more about us too.
Line manager interview – This online chat explores the role in more detail through scenario-based and role-specific questions to see how you would bring your skills and knowledge into Cyted.
Team interview & assessment – To meet the wider team and see how we work in-person, we like to involve a panel of team members to listen to your ideas in either a presentation or assessment format.
Final Interview – Marcel, our CEO, still speaks to every new potential employee. In this online meeting, you will get to discuss your goals and explore how they align with the company’s history and future vision.

]]> Job Summary This is a pivotal year for Cyted’s R&D function. As our US molecular diagnostic test enters final validation and early commercialisation, we are scaling rapidly - clinically validating assays for the US market, developing next-generation sequencing classification models, and expanding our diagnostic portfolio. To support this, we have just launched our brand-new UK molecular laboratory onsite at our head office.

We are looking for someone dedicated to helping translate cutting-edge science and data into real-world patient impact. Drawing from our ~2000 internal samples, you will contribute to combining advanced assay development with our UK-based molecular lab infrastructure and capabilities, enabling scalable, high-quality testing to support US operations and accelerate adoption.

As a Computational Biologist, you will design and develop algorithms that integrate genomic, epigenetic and multi-omics data with clinical records to improve diagnostic accuracy, track disease progression, and identify patients at highest risk. You will collaborate closely with our Data Engineering, Software Engineering, and Product teams to ensure models are robust, deployable, and embedded into clinical workflows, directly contributing to advancing personalised, proactive care.

Joining this at this opportunity of real momentum, your work will move quickly from research into real-world clinical impact, bringing earlier detection and better outcomes to patients with gastrointestinal disease.]]> Working Pattern and Location The role is a full-time position with a standard 37.5 hour working week. The role holder may be required to work flexibly.

The Computational Biologist will be based 3 days a week at the Cyted’s Head Office, Ground Floor Building, 3 Old, Swiss, 149 Cherry Hinton Road, Cambridge, United Kingdom, CB1 7BX.]]> What you will be doing Model Development

Design and develop innovative algorithms to interpret epigenetic profiles, genetic variants, and gene expression for early detection of GI cancers and inflammatory conditions.
Build predictive models that integrate clinical, demographic, and molecular sequencing data to stratify patients by disease risk and support clinical decision-making.
Explore internal and public datasets to identify new signals and opportunities for disease detection and patient monitoring.

Translation to Clinical Impact

Translate computational insights into robust, clinically deployable diagnostic tools used in real-world healthcare settings.
Work closely with Data Engineering, Software Engineering, and Product teams to ensure models are scalable, reliable, and embedded into clinical workflows.

Collaboration & Scientific Contribution

Collaborate with NHS, UK and US academic and industry partners to support research and translational initiatives.
Communicate findings internationally through publications, presentations, and contributions to the wider scientific and clinical communities.
Evolve with the needs of our molecular models and teams.

]]> Who you are? We’re seeking a confident, collaborative Computational Biologist to help advance our molecular diagnostic test during a period of rapid growth. You’ll bring strong expertise in computational biology and experience working with complex multi-omics and clinical datasets, alongside the ability to collaborate effectively across scientific, engineering, and clinical teams. Comfortable working independently, you’ll develop robust, scalable models and translate insights into real-world clinical applications. Hands-on, adaptable, and driven, you’ll thrive in a fast-paced, purpose-led environment, turning cutting-edge science into meaningful patient impact.

Therefore you will have:

A MSc or PhD in a quantitative or biomedical discipline (e.g. Computational Biology, Bioinformatics, Biostatistics, Physics, or related field)
Experience analysing large-scale genomic, epigenomic, or transcriptomic datasets
Strong understanding of cancer biology and/or upper GI disease
Proficiency in Python or R for statistical analysis and machine learning, with the ability to write clean, reproducible code
Experience developing and validating predictive models using real-world or clinical datasets
Ability to work with complex, multi-modal datasets and translate findings into actionable insights
Adaptability to work in a fast-paced, evolving environment, with the flexibility to adapt to changing priorities and timelines
Strong communication skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively across multidisciplinary teams

]]> How we work At Cyted, how we work is just as important as the impact we create. Following our recent Series B fundraise and with increasing international momentum, we’re entering a defining stage of growth - and our values guide how we scale. As a Computational Biologist, you’ll bring these values to life from day one, translating complex data into meaningful clinical impact.

We care deeply about the patients we serve and the clinicians we support. In this role, care means keeping patient outcomes at the centre of every model you build and every dataset you explore. You’ll approach your work with scientific rigour and curiosity, but also with a clear understanding of the real-world context your outputs will be used in. Whether you’re refining an algorithm or interpreting results, you’ll ensure your work is grounded in improving early detection, supporting clinical decision-making, and ultimately delivering better outcomes for patients.

We expect you to own your role with confidence and accountability. You’ll take responsibility for supporting development and refinement of models that integrate genomic, epigenetic, and clinical data, and you’ll see that work through from concept to application. You’ll proactively identify opportunities in complex datasets, take initiative in solving problems, and collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to ensure your work is robust, reproducible, and impactful.

We aim high. We’re scaling quickly, advancing our diagnostic portfolio, and operating in a space where the science is complex and rapidly evolving. You’ll be trusted to develop innovative approaches to multi-omics analysis, improving diagnostic accuracy, and helping define what great looks like in a new generation of molecular diagnostics. Your technical expertise and scientific insight will help set the bar as we grow.

You’ll be expected to dive deep - into the data, the biology, and the clinical context. You’ll develop a strong understanding of cancer biology and GI disease, and apply that knowledge to interpret complex datasets and generate meaningful insights. You’ll be just as comfortable building models as you are explaining their outputs, collaborating with engineers, product teams, and scientific partners to ensure your work translates effectively into clinical tools.

We encourage everyone to challenge and commit. You’ll play an active role in shaping how we work - contributing ideas, questioning assumptions, and continuously improving our approaches to modelling and analysis. At the same time, once a direction is set, you’ll execute with focus and alignment, ensuring progress and delivery in a fast-moving environment.

And most of all, we deliver. This is a role where your work will move quickly from research into real-world clinical use. You’ll help build models that are not only innovative, but deployable - embedded into clinical workflows and used to support decision-making at scale. Every analysis you run, every model you develop, and every insight you generate will contribute to earlier detection and better outcomes for patients.

This is how we work at Cyted, and if this sounds like the environment where you’ll do your best work, we’d love to speak with you.]]> Benefits

25 days’ holiday + public holidays with the ability to purchase up to 5 additional days

Matched pension contributions up to 7%

Company paid private health insurance with access to wellbeing and fitness discounts, including dental, optical and audiological cover

Paid 4 week sabbatical after 4 years of service

Company paid income protection of 75% base salary following a 13 week deferred period and company paid life insurance of 4x basic salary

Regular team socials, Winter & Summer parties, and an annual Team Day

Electric Vehicle and Cycle to Work Schemes through salary sacrifice

]]> permanent experienced full-time 2-5 Multi-omics,Genomics,Collaborative,Modelling,Translation,Statistics,Molecular,Clinical Impact new_product_rd r_and_d_and_science 2026-04-13T14:37:05+00:00 45000.00 60000.00 £ GBP yearly 2554808 Cyted Inc Remote - United States US Permanent - US Director of Payer Relations and National Accounts About Us We’re Cyted - a pioneering gastrointestinal health diagnostics company enabling more patients early access and detection for esophageal cancer and Barrett’s esophagus.

Our technology brings a minimally invasive diagnostic approach to market - our EndoSign test combines a swallowable pill-like device with advanced biomarkers and analytics to help detect disease earlier and faster.

What started as an idea between a health-tech entrepreneur and leading clinical scientists at Cambridge University has quickly grown into an international company operating across the UK and US, backed by investors such as EQT Life Sciences and a $44M Series B investment.

But we still work like a startup - because we are one.

Things move quickly here and we build as we go. Some days you’ll be solving problems first of their kind with innovative approaches. Other days you’ll just need to roll your sleeves up and get things done.
That’s the reality of building a company that’s growing fast and trying to genuinely change patient outcomes.

We’re a small, highly collaborative team, which means your work matters. We have the trust and belief from our investors so you won’t disappear into layers of hierarchy or spend months waiting for decisions. If you have a good idea, we want to hear it, regardless of your role or title.

We like people who are curious, adaptable, thoughtful, and always willing to learn and improve. This isn’t a polished corporate environment where everything already exists. We’re building processes, teams, products and ways of working in real time. Every day is different.

If the idea of helping build something ambitious from the ground up excites you - and you want your work to have a real-world impact on people’s lives - we’d love to hear from you.

Our recruitment process runs through four stages and we interview on a rolling basis. Each stage has its own purpose.
As we have grown, we have made each contact point based on candidate feedback, making sure you actually get a helpful insight into Cyted. We want to give you the most open & true snapshot of us no matter the role.

Initial conversation – Run by Maddie from our People team, this is a relaxed online chat so we can learn more about you and your background, and so you can learn more about us too.
Line manager interview – This online chat explores the role in more detail through scenario-based and role-specific questions to see how you would bring your skills and knowledge into Cyted.
Team interview & assessment – To meet the wider team and see how we work in-person, we like to involve a panel of team members to listen to your ideas in either a presentation or assessment format.
Final Interview – Marcel, our CEO, still speaks to every new potential employee. In this online meeting, you will get to discuss your goals and explore how they align with the company’s history and future vision.

]]> Job Summary As the Director of Payer Relations and National Accounts you will lead Cyted’s US payer strategy to secure optimal reimbursement, coverage, and patient access for the company’s molecular diagnostic portfolio. Reporting into the VP Market Access & Reimbursement and working closely with the Billing Director, you will develop and execute national account strategies, establish coding and payment pathways, and drive favorable coverage policies with commercial and government payers. You will define and track key access KPIs, proactively identify reimbursement risks and opportunities, and align access strategy to Cyted’s broader business objectives.

It will be essential to build and maintain strong relationships with commercial payers, laboratory benefit managers (LBMs), IDNs, Medicare, Medicaid, VA, DoD, and other key stakeholders across the US market. You will represent Cyted in payer meetings, contract negotiations, and industry forums, leading engagement plans across national and regional accounts. The role will also partner closely with health systems and finance stakeholders to remove reimbursement barriers, support contract implementation, and ensure operational alignment to accelerate revenue pull-through.

In addition, you will shape and communicate compelling payer value propositions supported by clinical and health economic evidence. Overseeing the development of reimbursement dossiers, economic models, and payer-facing materials, you will be partnering cross-functionally with Sales, Marketing, Medical Affairs, Regulatory, Finance, and Billing to ensure cohesive execution. By integrating payer insights into evidence generation, product positioning, and launch planning, this role will be instrumental in advancing Cyted’s US market access and growth strategy.]]> Working Pattern and Location The role is a full-time and remote position with a standard 40 hour working week. The role holder may be required to work flexibly and may need to visit other company sites when and if required.]]> What you will be doing US Payer Strategy and Reimbursement Leadership

Develop and execute US payer relations and national account strategies to achieve reimbursement, coverage, and patient access goals.
Establish strategies and tactics to secure favourable coverage policies and payment contracts with commercial payers.
Lead efforts to establish and optimize coding, coverage, and payment pathways for Cyted’s molecular diagnostic portfolio.
Monitor federal and state healthcare policy developments and assess their impact on access strategy and business objectives.
Identify reimbursement risks and opportunities, proactively shaping mitigation and growth plans.
Define access KPIs and track performance against coverage, payment, and revenue targets.

Payer and National Account Engagement

Build and maintain strong relationships with payers, LBMs, IDNs, IDN finance structures, Medicare, Medicaid, VA, DoD, and other relevant stakeholders.
Lead payer engagement plans across national and regional accounts, aligning access strategy to key health system priorities.
Represent the company in payer meetings, contract discussions, industry conferences, and relevant forums.
Partner with national and regional accounts to remove reimbursement barriers and accelerate pull through.
Support contract implementation and ensure alignment between coverage terms and operational execution.

Value Proposition, Evidence, and Cross Functional Alignment

Create and communicate clear payer value propositions supported by clinical and health economic evidence.
Develop health economic models, reimbursement dossiers, and other payer facing materials tailored to decision makers.
Support commercial teams and key accounts with reimbursement education and structured problem solving.
Collaborate cross functionally with Sales, Marketing, Medical Affairs, Regulatory, and Finance to align access strategy with commercial and launch goals.
Ensure payer insights inform evidence generation, messaging, and product positioning decisions.

]]> Who you are?

We’re seeking a strategic, relationship-driven and commercially focused Director of Payer Relations and National Accounts who thrives in the complexity of the US healthcare landscape and can translate market access strategy into meaningful patient access and reimbursement outcomes. The ideal candidate will bring deep experience engaging with commercial and government payers, with the credibility, negotiation expertise, and health economics insight to secure coverage, shape policy, and ensure Cyted’s diagnostic portfolio is accessible, valued, and effectively integrated within the healthcare system.

Therefore you will have:

A bachelor's degree in Health Policy, Business, Life Sciences, or a related field; advanced degree (MPH, MBA, etc.) preferred.
8-10+ years of experience in market access, reimbursement, or managed care within the US healthcare system.
Proven track record in securing reimbursement and access for medical devices, molecular diagnostics, or therapies.
Established relationships with key payer stakeholders, including LBMs, IDNs, IDNFS and CMS.
Deep knowledge of US reimbursement processes, including CMS and private payer systems.
Strong communication, negotiation, and presentation skills.
Ability to synthesize complex clinical and economic data into compelling, payer-relevant narratives.
Willingness to travel as required (up to 50%).
Expertise in US reimbursement and health policy landscape.
Strong negotiation and relationship-building skills.
Strategic mindset with ability to execute tactically.
Experience working within molecular diagnostics, or related medical technology sectors.
Strong understanding of health economics and outcomes research (HEOR) principles.

]]> How we work At Cyted, how we work is just as important as the impact we create. Following our recent Series B fundraise and with growing momentum in the US, we are entering a pivotal phase of expansion. As Director of Payer Relations and National Accounts, you will play a critical role in shaping how Cyted engages with the US healthcare system - building and executing our payer strategy, securing reimbursement, and ensuring our diagnostic innovations reach patients through sustainable coverage and access pathways.

We care deeply about the clinicians, partners and patients our work ultimately serves. In this role, care means establishing and maintaining trusted, high-impact relationships with commercial and government payers, ensuring Cyted’s solutions are understood, valued, and supported within the healthcare ecosystem. You will act as a credible partner to payer organisations, advocating for patient access while aligning clinical and economic value with payer priorities.

We expect you to own your responsibilities with confidence and accountability. You will lead Cyted’s payer strategy end-to-end - defining national account plans, negotiating coverage and contracts, and driving alignment between policy, reimbursement, and operational execution. Your leadership, judgement, and attention to detail will ensure Cyted is well-positioned to navigate the complexities of the US reimbursement landscape as we scale.

We aim high. Cyted’s growth depends on strong, scalable market access foundations. You will design and implement strategies, processes, and KPIs that enable sustainable reimbursement and revenue growth. By monitoring the evolving healthcare policy environment, identifying risks and opportunities, and leveraging payer insights, you will help shape how Cyted expands access and strengthens its position in the market.

You will be expected to dive deep into the healthcare and reimbursement landscape, understanding payer decision-making, policy dynamics, and the clinical and economic evidence required to support coverage. By translating complex data into compelling value propositions, you will ensure Cyted’s diagnostic services are effectively positioned within care pathways. You will work closely with cross-functional teams including Medical Affairs, Commercial, Finance, and Regulatory to align evidence generation, messaging, and execution.

We encourage everyone to challenge and commit. As Cyted continues to build its presence in the US, your perspective will help shape how we engage with payers and national accounts. Working across teams and stakeholders, you will ensure payer insights inform product strategy, evidence development, and commercial planning, strengthening Cyted’s overall impact in the healthcare system.

Finally, we deliver. This role requires ownership, resilience, and follow-through. From securing coverage decisions to driving contract implementation and ensuring access translates into real-world adoption, your work will directly influence Cyted’s ability to deliver value to the healthcare system and improve patient outcomes.

This is how we work at Cyted. If this sounds like an environment where you can shape strategy, build critical partnerships, and expand access to innovative diagnostics, we’d love to hear from you.]]> Benefits

Financial & Retirement Benefits:

401(k) Safe Harbor Planwith employer match:
- Dollar-for-dollar match on the first 1%
- 50 cents on the dollar up to 6%
- Automatic enrolment after 2 months
Equity Participation: Share grants subject to board approval, giving you a stake in our mission and long-term growth

Health & Insurance Coverage:

Access to the company's medical insurance with company contributions of up to $1000/month
Access to self-pay vision and dental insurance options
Life Insurance: 3x your annual base earnings, employer-paid
Long-Term Disability (LTD): 60% of base salary up to $10,000/month
Short-Term Disability (STD): 60% of salary up to $2,500/week for up to 13 weeks
Employee Assistance Program (EAP): Full access to our EAP platform including courses and resources to support your wellbeing

Leave & Time Off:

20 vacation days per year
9 paid sick days
8 paid holidays
3 floating holiday days
2 personal holiday days
Parental Leave:
- 6 weeks fully paid primary caregiver leave
- 2 weeks fully paid secondary caregiver leave
Holiday Purchase Scheme: Buy up to 5 extra vacation days per year

Learning, Development & Culture:

Annual CPD Allowance: $1,000 per year for professional development activities relevant to your role
Regular Company Events: Including summer and holiday parties, team socials, and more

]]> permanent executive full-time 7-10 Reimbursement,Coverage,Access,Pricing,Strategy,Partnerships,Stakeholders,Engagement,Growth,Revenue,Implementation,Delivery,Collaboration,Healthcare,Diagnostics,Payers account_management_commissioned sales_and_business_development 2026-03-05T12:56:35+00:00 165000.00 200000.00 $ USD yearly 2560419 Cyted Ltd Cambridge CORPORATE Permanent - Tech Senior Front-End Software Engineer About Us We’re Cyted - a pioneering gastrointestinal health diagnostics company enabling more patients early access and detection for esophageal cancer and Barrett’s esophagus.

Our technology brings a minimally invasive diagnostic approach to market - our EndoSign test combines a swallowable pill-like device with advanced biomarkers and analytics to help detect disease earlier and faster.

What started as an idea between a health-tech entrepreneur and leading clinical scientists at Cambridge University has quickly grown into an international company operating across the UK and US, backed by investors such as EQT Life Sciences and a $44M Series B investment.

But we still work like a startup - because we are one.

Things move quickly here and we build as we go. Some days you’ll be solving problems first of their kind with innovative approaches. Other days you’ll just need to roll your sleeves up and get things done.
That’s the reality of building a company that’s growing fast and trying to genuinely change patient outcomes.

We’re a small, highly collaborative team, which means your work matters. We have the trust and belief from our investors so you won’t disappear into layers of hierarchy or spend months waiting for decisions. If you have a good idea, we want to hear it, regardless of your role or title.

We like people who are curious, adaptable, thoughtful, and always willing to learn and improve. This isn’t a polished corporate environment where everything already exists. We’re building processes, teams, products and ways of working in real time. Every day is different.

If the idea of helping build something ambitious from the ground up excites you - and you want your work to have a real-world impact on people’s lives - we’d love to hear from you.

Our recruitment process runs through four stages and we interview on a rolling basis. Each stage has its own purpose.
As we have grown, we have made each contact point based on candidate feedback, making sure you actually get a helpful insight into Cyted. We want to give you the most open & true snapshot of us no matter the role.

Initial conversation – Run by Maddie from our People team, this is a relaxed online chat so we can learn more about you and your background, and so you can learn more about us too.
Line manager interview – This online chat explores the role in more detail through scenario-based and role-specific questions to see how you would bring your skills and knowledge into Cyted.
Team interview & assessment – To meet the wider team and see how we work in-person, we like to involve a panel of team members to listen to your ideas in either a presentation or assessment format.
Final Interview – Marcel, our CEO, still speaks to every new potential employee. In this online meeting, you will get to discuss your goals and explore how they align with the company’s history and future vision.

]]> Job Summary Clinicians, laboratory staff, pathologists, and most of all, patients are at the heart of what you will do. Making sure they deliver and receive critical healthcare information is central to your role. You will translate complex clinical workflows into clear, accessible and scalable front-end solutions. Not just so healthcare professionals can retrieve the information they need, but can do so using a platform and interface that is seamless, effortless and intuitive.

Branching out of the software engineering team, you will also leverage opportunities to work with product and clinical stakeholders internally at Cyted, and externally. With curiosity and passion, you will own and elevate discovery through to delivery whilst engaging directly with users to ground solutions in real word challenges.

We love inventive and innovative perspectives to bring fresh approaches that lead the way we build robust and reusable components to strengthen the front-end architecture. Boldly raising our engineering standards across the team and internationally into the US is exactly what we want. You will immerse yourself in challenging assumptions, driving practical solutions and reliably step up to shape how our team delivers high quality to clinicians, laboratory staff, pathologists and patients. ]]> Working Pattern and Location This role is a full-time position with a standard 37.5 hour working week.

You will be based at the Cyted’s Head Office, Ground Floor, Building 3, Old Swiss, 149 Cherry Hinton Road, Cambridge, CB1 7BX, UK and be expected to be in the office 3 days per week.]]> What you will be doing User Insight and Collaboration

Constantly engage directly with pathologists, clinicians, and internal service teams to understand real world workflows and pain points.
Demo work regularly, inviting challenge and feedback, and iterating based on insight.

Front End Development

Design and build intuitive, accessible UI for laboratory staff, pathologists and clinicians.
Translate complex clinical workflows into simple, effective digital experiences.
Partner with backend engineers and international stakeholders to deliver a seamless end to end product.
Build robust, scalable and reusable front end components and patterns.
Raise issues early, propose practical solutions and get excited by taking ownership through delivery.

Product and Platform Delivery

Inform, design and deliver diagnostics platform capabilities aligned to business priorities and customer value.
Build reusable code and shared libraries that strengthen long term architecture.
Successfully integrate third party services to extend platform capability.
Drive forward new technologies and approaches that improve productivity and quality.

Engineering Excellence

Proactively diagnose and resolve challenges quickly and methodically.
Define test plans, write automated tests and conduct manual testing when needed.
Support security reviews, audits and penetration testing and implement recommendations.

Ways of Working

Mentor and support the team’s engineers to raise standards and international impacts.
Consistently share expertise and promote best practice within the team.
Contribute to Agile delivery and continuous improvement.
Collaborate to plan, prioritise and deliver work with clarity and discipline.

Your first two weeks will be meeting and getting to know us, as well as the wider team members at Cyted. You will get some 1:1 time out at lunch with a buddy to form a friendly face and go-to for any questions. To immerse yourself in how we operate, you will do some compliance training related to our lab quality management system, and get right into our sprint meetings: stand ups, demos, retros and planning.

Whilst understanding our objectives, priorities and software stack, in your first month you will get stuck in contributing to our team outcomes by delivering and testing code. From chats and meetings with wider team members, you will start to form a solid understanding of what they really need from our software.

By the end of your first six months you will have led end-to-end a major piece of work like a FHIR API to integrate with patient record systems, new features for pathologists to request and receive second opinions or support development of a computational pipeline that operationalised our R&D team’s genetics test. You will also have helped with triaging and responding to support requests from colleagues around the business for a sprint and informed where our priorities are for the next quarter in a team day. ]]> Who you are? We’re looking for a senior software engineer with the technical depth and practical experience to build high quality systems in a fast-moving, mission-driven environment. You’ll bring strong engineering fundamentals, confidence working across modern tooling and the ability to take ownership of meaningful technical outcomes.

To succeed in this role, you’ll bring:

A minimum of four years experience in a software engineering role
Practical experience working with modern CI/CD tools
Experience with AWS and Terraform
Ability to build RESTful APIs in JVM languages such as Scala or Kotlin
Approaches building web frontends using React and TypeScript
Experience conducting or contributing to user research
Excellent problem-solving ability, analytical thinking and strong troubleshooting skills
Ability to mentor junior team members (no line management required)

]]> How we work At Cyted, how we work is just as important as the impact we create. Following our recent Series B fund raise and with increasing national attention, we’re entering a defining stage of growth - and our values guide how we scale. As a senior software engineer, you’ll bring those values to life in the way you design, build and ship technology that matters.

We care deeply about the patients we serve and the clinicians who rely on our diagnostics. For you, care means building systems that are reliable, intuitive and resilient. It means understanding the pressures on our users and designing technology that reduces friction rather than adding to it. You’ll bring empathy and clarity into your engineering decisions, always anchoring your work in the reality of clinical environments.

We expect you to own your work with confidence and credibility. You’ll take responsibility for the systems you build, the decisions you make and the outcomes they drive. You’ll move with purpose, lead technically when needed and set high standards for the team around you.

We aim high. We’re scaling fast and building in a complex, regulated space, but we’re not here to follow. You’ll help define what great engineering looks like in a new category of diagnostics. You’ll set ambitious technical goals, shape our architecture and deliver systems that clinicians can trust at scale.

You’ll be expected to dive deep. You’ll understand the science, the data flows, the workflow logic and the constraints of real-world clinical settings. You’ll learn the detail behind our technology, anticipate edge cases and solve problems rather than passing them along. You’ll be as comfortable getting into the specifics of a diagnostic workflow as debugging a distributed system.

We encourage everyone to challenge and commit. You’ll play a part in shaping how our engineering team works, what we prioritise and how we grow. You’ll question assumptions, propose better approaches and be open to critique. And once we choose a direction, you’ll go all-in and drive it forward with clarity and conviction.

And above all, we deliver. This role demands momentum, ownership and results. You’ll write the code, shape the architecture, resolve the bottlenecks and push the platform forward. Every service you ship, integration you refine and problem you resolve brings us closer to earlier, better care for patients.

This is how we work at Cyted. If this is the environment where you do your best engineering, we should talk.]]> Benefits