What we do

Join a team of passionate and hard working entrepreneurs to transform healthcare! 

Working in the tech team at Doctolib involves building innovative products and features to improve the daily lives of care teams and patients. We work in feature teams in an agile environment, while collaborating with product, design, and business teams.

What you'll do

Implementing our ambitious expansion plan in Italy, we joined forces with Vettore Medical and we are now looking for a Software Engineer to join our tech team in Milano.

Our mission is simple: every product we build improves the daily life of healthcare professionals and patients. Joining Doctolib, you will be part of a team of 400+ software engineers: you will be writing high-quality, secure, performant and well-tested code that helps thousands of healthcare professionals spend more time caring for their patients, deploying it to some of the largest medical facilities in Europe. 

As a Software Engineer II in the Vettore Medical team, you will be working on a cloud SaaS solution for clinics and medical offices. You will join a small feature team and be responsible for evolving the product and integrating it within our ecosystem.

Your responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• Designing and implementing new features using Microsoft technologies (C#, ASP.NET, .NET Core, TypeScript, Visual Studio...);
• Identifying opportunities to improve engineering standards, tooling and processes;
• Work closely with product and other tech teams (infrastructure, security, tooling...) to help define our roadmap.

Who you are

Before you read on, if you don't have the exact profile described below, but you feel this job description matches your skill set, we still encourage you to apply!

You could be our next team mate if you:

• Know object-oriented coding languages (C#, Java...);
• Have worked with Javascript, Typescript, HTML or CSS;
• Are comfortable having conversations in English;
• You write test-driven pragmatically engineered code and are eager to learn.

What we offer

• Supplementary Health Insurance
• Partnership for retirement funds with Ciao Elsa
• Parental care program (1 month off in addition to the legal parental leave and 0,5 days off per child when the school starts)
• Wellbeing program (free mental health and coaching offer with our partner moka.care)
• For caregivers and workers with disabilities, a package including an adaptation of the remote policy, extra days off for medical reasons, and psychological support
• A flexible workplace policy offering both hybrid and office-based mode
• Flexibility days allowing to work abroad 10 days per year
• Sport Partnership with Wellhub
• Reimbursement of public transportation
• Lunch tickets

The interview process

• Recruiter Interview
• Coding Interview
• System Design Interview
• Behavioral Interview!

If you would like to find out more about tech life at Doctolib, feel free to read our latest Medium blog articles!

At Doctolib, we are committed to improving access to healthcare for everyone. This translates into our recruitment process. We evaluate candidates based solely on qualifications and motivation, without any form of discrimination. The more diverse ideas are heard, the more our product will truly improve healthcare for all. You are welcome to apply to Doctolib, regardless of your gender, religion, age, sexual orientation, ethnicity, disability.

To ensure equal opportunities, we invite you to exclude personal information (e.g. pictures, age) from your applications. If you require any accommodation, please let us know for support during the hiring process.

Join us in building the healthcare we all dream of!

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Required:

• 3+ in Windows desktop application development using Windows App SDK, WinUI (or similar), C#, XAML — and ideally additional experience with native Windows code (C++, Win32/WinRT/COM).
• Deep understanding of Windows application architecture, including interop between managed code (.NET) and native code.
• Proven track record of designing, building, and shipping production-quality desktop applications, with an emphasis on reliability, performance, scalability, and maintainability.
• Strong experience with accessibility APIs on Windows (e.g. Microsoft UI Automation or similar), and a dedication to building accessible and inclusive software.
• Excellent software engineering fundamentals: OOP, design patterns, data structures, algorithms, memory management, multi-threading or asynchronous programming (where relevant).
• Experience leading technical design, mentoring other engineers, conducting code reviews, and making architecture-level decisions.
• Strong communication skills; ability to articulate tradeoffs, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and drive consensus.
• A user-centric mindset: focus on building polished, intuitive, and accessible experiences for end users.

Preferred / Bonus:

• Experience with writing automated tests for UI — unit tests, integration tests, UI automation tests; familiarity with relevant testing frameworks.
• Experience with performance optimization for desktop apps (memory usage, startup time, rendering performance, high-DPI support, responsiveness under load).
• Experience with localization/globalization, right-to-left UI support, internationalization, accessibility for multiple regions.
• Familiarity with telemetry, analytics, crash reporting, logging, and error monitoring in desktop applications.
• Previous experience in shaping CI/CD workflows, release pipelines, and deployment strategies for desktop applications.
• Demonstrated ability to take ownership of feature areas or modules and drive them long-term, including maintenance, refactoring, and technical debt management.

What we offer

• A high-impact role: you will define architecture, shape the future of our Windows product, and directly influence what millions of users see and experience.
• A collaborative, flat-structure engineering culture — you are not just a coder, but a builder and a decision-maker.
• Opportunities to lead — mentor others, steer technical direction, and grow into broader technical leadership (e.g. Tech Lead, Architect).
• Flexibility, autonomy, and responsibility: you define how to solve problems, own features end-to-end, and contribute to long-term product vision.
• A purpose-driven mission: building software that’s reliable, accessible, and user-centered — making a real difference for people.                  

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