Full-Time
Pipeline Software Engineer Fullstack
Java / React, x/f/m
Updated on 5/22/2026
Doctolib
1,001-5,000 employees
Online appointment booking and teleconsultation platform
No salary listed
Paris, France
Hybrid
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- Fullstack software engineering experience with React and the JVM ecosystem (Java, Kotlin, Spring Boot) - Ruby experience is a bonus
- A user-first mindset and commitment to building secure, well-tested, and pragmatic code
- A strong testing culture and passion for code quality
- Proactive, curious, and eager to share knowledge through pair programming and collaboration
- Collaborate with product managers, designers, and engineers to build features that deliver value to healthcare professionals and patients
- Design and implement technical solutions ensuring performance, security, and usability across our fullstack applications (React, TypeScript, JVM ecosystem)
- Contribute to code quality through reviews, testing, and continuous improvement of our development practices
- Share your expertise and collaborate across teams to evolve Doctolib's architecture and technical standards
Doctolib runs a digital healthcare platform that connects patients with healthcare professionals, mainly in France, Germany, and Italy. It provides online appointment booking, teleconsultation, and practice-management tools through subscription-based software for medical practices, hospitals, and individual clinicians. The platform helps patients find and book care quickly while giving providers a centralized system to manage schedules, patient communications, and administrative tasks. Unlike many options that focus on one feature, Doctolib combines patient access with practice management in a single solution, serving multiple types of healthcare clients across several European countries. The company’s goal is to make healthcare more efficient and easier to access by streamlining operations for providers and reducing barriers to care for patients, using a scalable subscription model to grow across markets.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Late Stage VC
Total Funding
$810.9M
Headquarters
Levallois-Perret, France
Founded
2013
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- The UK acquisition gives Doctolib immediate entry and local R&D talent.
- Embedded payments with Adyen deepen monetization beyond subscriptions and appointment scheduling.
- Care Forward with AP-HP and Roche can source validated product partnerships faster.
What critics are saying
- UK expansion with Medicus burns cash before meaningful revenue ramps.
- Aaron.ai and Typeless commoditize core automation, reducing Doctolib's software differentiation.
- Embedded financial products increase sales complexity and expose Doctolib to margin pressure.
What makes Doctolib unique
- Doctolib combines booking, teleconsultation, EHR, messaging, and payments in one workflow.
- Its marketplace reaches 70 million patients and 340,000 healthcare professionals across Europe.
- Acquisitions like Aaron.ai, Typeless, and Medicus accelerate product breadth and geographic expansion.
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↑ 0%Care Forward: Doctolib, @Hôtel-Dieu (AP-HP), and Roche join forces at STATION F. Three major health players launched "Care Forward" at STATION F to help Europe's next-gen health startups move faster and scale from concept to real clinical adoption. Published on Apr 17, 2026 We're excited to announce the launch of a new program in the health space, led by Doctolib, @Hôtel-Dieu (AP-HP), and Roche. The goal is simple: bring health innovations closer to where they matter most: patients and care teams. Based at STATION F, the "Care Forward" program is open to European startups with the potential to deliver clear, measurable impact on the healthcare system. The focus is straightforward but demanding: solutions that work in practice. Whether building in digital health, AI, connected devices, or care services, selected startups will be supported to test, validate, and deploy their solutions in real clinical environments. From diagnosis and treatment to follow-up and system efficiency, all parts of the care pathway are in scope, as long as the impact is concrete. Direct access to technology, clinicians, and patients. What sets this program apart is not just mentorship or office space, it's proximity. Selected startups will receive tailored, hands-on support from three key players in European healthcare: * Doctolib will bring its deep expertise in product integration, AI in healthcare, and practitioner workflows, helping startups build solutions that can scale across Europe and truly fit into daily medical practice. * @Hôtel-Dieu (AP-HP) will open the doors of Europe's largest university hospital system. Startups will gain access to innovation platforms and clinical environments, and leverage the expertise of professionals across the 38 hospitals of AP-HP, to ground their solutions in real needs. * Roche will support founders in navigating regulatory pathways, demonstrating health economic value, and connecting with a global network of scientific and medical experts. Beyond this, participants will meet specialized investors, engage with industry stakeholders, and gain access to key events across Europe's health ecosystem. Bridging innovation and adoption. As Doctolib's Managing Director France, Jean-Urbain Hubau, puts it: "Our healthtech ecosystem is full of talent, but the real challenge remains scaling and adoption by healthcare professionals." For @Hôtel-Dieu (AP-HP), the initiative also reflects a broader ambition: bringing innovation closer to care delivery. As Nicolas Castoldi, Deputy Director to the CEO of AP-HP and Executive Director of the @Hôtel-Dieu initiative, notes, it builds on the transformation of the Hôtel-Dieu hospital into a major innovation hub; one rooted in both history and forward-looking healthcare. And for Roche, the logic is ecosystem-driven. As President Jean-François Brochard emphasizes, shaping the future of health requires coordinated partnerships where startups and established players work side by side to improve care pathways and system efficiency. Selected startups will join the program following the application phase, which runs until May 15th, and will be announced shortly afterwards at a dedicated event at STATION F. Applications are open here. Media & press relations Looking for press resources? Download our press kit and get in touch with our media team.
Podiatech and Doctolib: an obvious partnership. To best support podiatry practices, Podiatech and Doctolib have joined forces to create a useful offering tailored to the needs of healthcare professionals. The goal is clear: to enable practitioners to grow their practice while improving their work-life balance. Through its online consultation management service, the platform makes it easier to connect with patients and helps reduce missed appointments. Many tasks are simplified, and the administrative workload is reduced. Doctolib X Podiatech by the numbers: * 8,000 podiatrists supported * 60% of appointments booked directly online * An average of 20 new patients per month * 500,000 appointments booked each month with podiatrists This partnership marks an important milestone for Podiatech, demonstrating its role as a key player in the day-to-day life of practices across France. Sidas Academy Events Tuesday 17 March 2026 Sidas Athletes Friday 13 March 2026
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Adyen and Doctolib have teamed up to offer embedded financial products to medical professionals in Europe. With this partnership, Doctolib’s digital healthcare services will expand to include Adyen’s online payment solutions and broader financial services, the companies said in a Wednesday (Nov. 27) press release. The collaboration was recently launched in France and Italy, and Doctolib plans to expand it to Germany and other European countries, according to the release
The collaboration was recently launched in France and Italy, and Doctolib plans to expand it to Germany and other European countries, according to the release.