Careers

Imagine a career where you can really make a difference doing what you love

Pioneering innovation is at the heart of what we do. We respond to the market need and are committed to solving real-world problems by providing physiological data solutions to people who make a difference.

Do you have the courage, motivation and inspiration to join us on our journey?

Why work with us?

Make a difference

Imagine going to work knowing that you are part of a team that truly makes a difference. The feeling of seeing our innovation change the world is something we want to share with the right people.

Push the boundaries

Equivital helps people push the boundaries of human understanding, but, to achieve this, we need people who have the courage to challenge the norm and make purposeful decisions to achieve the best outcome. Is that you?

Motivate and empower

Through our work, we seek to motivate and empower not only our users, but also our team. You’ll be supported and mentored when you join the Equivital team, so we can maximise on your skills and knowledge to forge forward together in innovation.

Current vacancies

Senior web developer

This is an exciting opportunity to join the Equivital team as a Senior web developer, working for the world leader in our expanding market place. You will be responsible for carrying out your work within a quality framework and CI system, including peer code reviews and performing unit tests. You will use your technical skills and creativity to ensure that the systems that you develop are fit for present and anticipated future needs and are innovative where necessary.

Email: careers@equivital.com

UX designer

This is an exciting opportunity to join the Equivital team as a UX designer, working for the world leader in a market that is growing rapidly. As the UX designer within the Equivital Product Management team, you will be working primarily on the Black Ghost product. Black Ghost is an end to end system of body worn sensors that communicate with a web software application to visualize real-time physiological and location data, communicate alert states and predict human health and safety conditions.