Genomics England

HQ
London
Total Offices: 2
543 Total Employees
Year Founded: 2013

Genomics England Benefits Overview

Career Growth + Development

Provides customized development tracks

Job training & conferences

Compensation + Benefits

Offers generous parental leave

Provides a pension

Offers dependent care

Company Culture

Offers a remote work program

Offers diversity-based Employee Resource Groups

Work-Life Balance + Wellbeing

Offers sabbatical leave

Offers unpaid extended leave

Provides bereavement leave

Offers gym membership

Healthtech • Biotech
Designs, develops, maintains, and executes Java-based UI, API, integration, regression, and end-to-end automated tests using Selenium and RestAssured. The role supports shift-left quality engineering, CI/CD test execution, test data management, defect investigation, traceability, documentation, and Agile delivery. It collaborates with engineers, product managers, SMEs, and QA colleagues while contributing to non-functional, performance, security, and accessibility testing for regulated healthcare and genomics software.
Healthtech • Biotech
Develop and optimize algorithms for cancer genomic variant prioritization and classification. Analyze whole genome and NGS data across the complete workflow, from sequencing quality control through annotation and variant prioritization. Apply statistical and machine learning methods, evaluate analytical tools, and produce reusable, high-quality code using Python, R, Git, and CI/CD practices within a multidisciplinary team.
Healthtech • Biotech
Lead the creation and growth of Genomics England’s SRE capability. Build and manage an initial team, identify high-value reliability improvements, establish engineering standards and tooling, reduce operational toil, and embed SRE practices across product squads. The role provides hands-on technical leadership across cloud and on-premise platforms, CI/CD, infrastructure as code, monitoring, resilience, and operational strategy while coaching teams and influencing engineering direction.