Doctify operates a global healthcare platform across six markets - the UK, Ireland, Germany, Austria, UAE, and Australia - where the attack surface includes sensitive patient feedback, verified provider data, and booking workflows. Founded in 2015 by two orthopedic surgeons, the company has raised over $30M and was featured in the Financial Times FT1000 in 2024 as one of Europe's fastest-growing companies. The threat model here is straightforward: you're defending a SaaS system that handles healthcare data at scale, where a breach doesn't just mean regulatory fines - it erodes the trust architecture the entire platform is built on.
The technical stack centers on SaaS platform development, healthcare data management, and feedback collection systems. The core product enables doctors, dentists, and hospitals to collect consistent patient feedback while powering a verified review layer that patients use to find and book providers. This means security work spans identity and access management for providers, data integrity around review verification, and protection of patient interaction data across multiple jurisdictions with different regulatory regimes.
The company's stated goal is to help over 100 million patients by 2025, which implies a scaling infrastructure under pressure. Security engineers joining this team would be working at the intersection of healthcare compliance, platform reliability, and trust engineering - not just perimeter defense, but ensuring the data patients and providers rely on remains authentic and protected as the platform expands into new markets.
