Salary: starting at £39,500 (plus bonuses & share scheme participation) depending on experience.
Rotamap put PostgreSQL at the heart of its services over a decade ago. Our services are now used in 75% of all UK trusts and we have a growing presence internationally. We are looking for someone keen to use their skills to drive the development of our services for public hospitals.
This is an optionally remote position for a database developer who has at least 2 years' professional experience (or equivalent) in PostgreSQL including writing plpgsql functions and interest or experience in Python, Linux, and sysadmin/devops practices.
Rotamap is an established, growing, employee-owned company with a team of just over 30 people. We elect directors and trustees for fixed terms and have a transparent salary and pay evaluation system. We work collaboratively in cross-discipline teams but value personal responsibility and ownership of work. As a Rotamap employee, you’ll be encouraged to participate in a wide range of areas of the business.
We provide software as a service to public hospitals to help doctor-led departments collaborate and communicate more effectively. More than 29,800 medical staff use our services at 132 hospital organisations worldwide. There is more information about our services at rotamap.net.
The core of all our services is built on a PostgreSQL instance providing an API to Python (django/flask) or PHP middleware. All our physical hosts and cloud instances run on Debian Linux.
Our office is in central London, but the position can be remote. Flexible working is an option after probation, with our core hours being 10am - 3pm UK time.
Rotamap is an exciting and engaging place to work. We provide real value to our users and encourage the personal development of all our team members. If that sounds attractive to you and you want to find out more, contact us at <jobs@xxxxxxxxxxx>. Please attach a short CV and cover letter in PDF format explaining what you can bring to Rotamap.
Interviews will be held on December 15, 16 and 17.
No recruitment agencies please.
Rotamap put PostgreSQL at the heart of its services over a decade ago. Our services are now used in 75% of all UK trusts and we have a growing presence internationally. We are looking for someone keen to use their skills to drive the development of our services for public hospitals.
This is an optionally remote position for a database developer who has at least 2 years' professional experience (or equivalent) in PostgreSQL including writing plpgsql functions and interest or experience in Python, Linux, and sysadmin/devops practices.
Rotamap is an established, growing, employee-owned company with a team of just over 30 people. We elect directors and trustees for fixed terms and have a transparent salary and pay evaluation system. We work collaboratively in cross-discipline teams but value personal responsibility and ownership of work. As a Rotamap employee, you’ll be encouraged to participate in a wide range of areas of the business.
We provide software as a service to public hospitals to help doctor-led departments collaborate and communicate more effectively. More than 29,800 medical staff use our services at 132 hospital organisations worldwide. There is more information about our services at rotamap.net.
The core of all our services is built on a PostgreSQL instance providing an API to Python (django/flask) or PHP middleware. All our physical hosts and cloud instances run on Debian Linux.
Our office is in central London, but the position can be remote. Flexible working is an option after probation, with our core hours being 10am - 3pm UK time.
Rotamap is an exciting and engaging place to work. We provide real value to our users and encourage the personal development of all our team members. If that sounds attractive to you and you want to find out more, contact us at <jobs@xxxxxxxxxxx>. Please attach a short CV and cover letter in PDF format explaining what you can bring to Rotamap.
Interviews will be held on December 15, 16 and 17.
No recruitment agencies please.
