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Ready to grow your cloud skills and play a direct role in advancing life-saving healthcare technology? Your support will help doctors diagnose faster and more accurately by improving access to powerful AI imaging tools.
Join MyCardium AI – a healthcare tech company using artificial intelligence to revolutionise cardiac imaging. We’re looking for someone curious, capable, and keen to make a real impact through application support.
The Role
You'll be the go-to person ensuring smooth access to our AI-powered imaging systems. From configuring cloud services to resolving login issues, your work will directly support doctors and researchers working to save lives.
Key Responsibilities

Set up and manage secure user access to vital healthcare platforms, gaining real-world IAM experience with tools like Azure AD and AWS IAM
Resolve login and access issues that could delay diagnoses, helping clinicians access critical imaging fast
Configure and support cloud services like AWS and Azure, giving you daily exposure to cutting-edge cloud environments
Automate access management using Python, PowerShell, or Terraform, sharpening your scripting skills
Troubleshoot imaging system issues (PACS, DICOM), ensuring radiologists and clinicians can view scans without delay
Help integrate imaging with EHRs and other systems, streamlining patient data access
Document solutions and improve support guides, so others can solve problems faster
The Benefits
Competitive salary and benefits
A chance to see the direct impact of your work on patient care
Learn and grow with experienced cloud engineers and health IT specialists
Be part of a mission-driven team at the forefront of AI in medicine
About Our Company
Founded in 2022, MyCardium AI is a spin-out from University College London. Our aim is to transform healthcare delivery using AI for cardiac MRI and Echo analysis. We're a passionate team committed to excellence, innovation, and creating a positive and inclusive work environment.
The Person
Degree or equivalent experience in Computer Science, IT, or a related field
Hands-on knowledge of cloud services and scripting tools
Good communicator who enjoys solving real-world tech problems
Keen to grow in healthcare IT and contribute to meaningful change
Desirable:
AWS or Azure certification, experience with EHR or PACS systems
What’s Next
If you're excited to grow your skills and make a real difference in healthcare, apply now and help us shape the future of medical imaging

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