Clinical scheduling for hospitals. Remote across the UK and EU, with one week a quarter in Lisbon. The problem is real and the backlog is not theatre.
Illustrative photo, Wikimedia Commons. Not Lumen Health.
Discipline
Product
Place
Remote
Type
Permanent
Salary
£110–130k
The company
Lumen builds scheduling software used on actual wards. The role owns the nurse-facing product, not a side experiment. Clinicians are already in the research pool.
The team
PM, design, and four engineers. Your manager is the CPO, who still writes specs when it matters.
First months
Shadow two wards, kill a third of the roadmap, and ship the shift-swap flow that nursing leads have asked for since last spring.
The work
Set the quarterly bet for the nurse product and defend it
Write problem briefs engineers can start from
Sit with clinical leads without translating them into jargon
Report progress in outcomes, not ticket counts
You will likely have
Shipped a B2B product used by people who are not at a desk all day
Happy in a remote team that overlaps 11:00–16:00 UK
No need for a healthcare degree — curiosity is the bar
English as a working language
Two doors. Same desk.
Hiring managers send a brief. Candidates send a CV. A person reads both.
