As a product engineer, you'll join our Design & Technology team as the first dedicated developer. The team currently includes three UX designers and a technology specialist role to help with project management, plus support from freelancers and partner agencies when needed. You'll work closely with colleagues across design, accounts, and medical writing to create tools and experiences that solve real problems. 

From concept to delivery, you'll build client-facing innovations like AI-powered congress experiences and interactive training platforms, as well as internal tools that help the team work more effectively.

You'll have the opportunity to explore and integrate new technologies, ship prototypes quickly, and iterate based on feedback from actual users. You'll be supported to grow your skills whilst working on projects that are genuinely changing how medical communications works.

• Build and deploy client-facing tools and experiences, from AI-powered congress activations to interactive training platforms

• Create internal tools in cross-functional teams that allows everyone to do their best work

• Collaborate across disciplines with designers, writers, account managers, and technical specialists

• Contribute to ideation sessions and help evaluate which ideas are worth building

• Work with modern web technologies, APIs, and AI tools to create functional prototypes

• Ensure all outputs meet quality standards and, where relevant, compliance requirements

• Communicate clearly and effectively with both technical and non-technical colleagues

• Support resource planning and help the team understand what's feasible and what isn't

• At least 2 years of experience building and shipping working software in an agency or similar fast-paced environment

• Proficiency in modern web development (we've used Python, WordPress, JavaScript, but the specific stack matters less than your ability to learn)

• Experience working with APIs and integrating different services

• A portfolio or examples of things you've built that solved real problems

• Good understanding of product thinking: knowing when to build, when to iterate, and when to stop

• Healthcare or medical communications knowledge is desirable but not essential

• Strong problem-solving skills with the ability to work out what's actually needed versus what's being asked for

• Comfortable working autonomously but also collaborative and open to feedback

• Good communication skills, both in explaining technical decisions and understanding user needs

• Able to manage workload and prioritise effectively when multiple projects are running

• Reliable and proactive in flagging issues, asking questions, or suggesting better approaches

• Adaptable and curious, with genuine interest in learning about new domains

• Pragmatic rather than perfectionist, understanding that shipping and iterating beats endless polish

1. Apply via the form

2. We’ll be in touch to request your CV and let you know if we want to set up an interview

3. You’ll have an initial chat with the hiring manager for this role; following this we’ll decide if we think you could be a good fit and ask if you are keen to proceed

4. If so, we’ll set up an interview, which will be informal in style and give you plenty of opportunity to ask us questions. Ahead of this we may ask you to complete a short task related to the role, which we’ll discuss with you during the interview

5. If you’re successful, a written offer will be with you within a maximum of 2 working days

We know it can be stressful and frustrating applying for a new job; throughout the process we aim to provide quick and honest communication. However, we are a small team, so please bear with us if we are slow to respond during busy periods. If you have questions prior to submitting an application, feel free to contact us via jobs@caminocomms.com