Dental practice management software for clinics across the UK and beyond
Henry Schein One UK builds practice management software for dental clinics, running a mixed stack of Ruby on Rails, Java/Spring Boot and C#/WPF on AWS and Azure, a sign of legacy desktop products alongside newer web apps. Hiring is accelerating and tilts toward marketing, sales and partnerships rather than engineering, pointing to a push on lifecycle marketing, feature adoption and a partner marketplace across the UK, Australia, New Zealand and Canada.
Notable leadership hires: Team Lead, Head of Partnerships
Henry Schein One UK develops dental practice management software that helps dentists run their clinics and deliver patient care. The company is headquartered in Gillingham, Kent, employs 201–500 people and operates as part of a public company. Its products span web applications built with Ruby on Rails, React, Angular and Vue, plus .NET and WPF desktop software, backed by PostgreSQL and Redis on AWS and Azure. Hiring currently covers the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and Canada.
Its stack includes Ruby on Rails, Java with Spring Boot, C#/.NET and WPF, React, Angular and Vue, PostgreSQL and Redis, hosted on AWS and Azure, with Cypress and Playwright for testing and New Relic for monitoring.
Henry Schein One UK is hiring in the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and Canada, with hiring velocity currently accelerating.
Current initiatives include a feature adoption strategy, a marketplace and partner ecosystem with a multi-year roadmap, AI conversation flow optimisation and behaviour-led lifecycle marketing journeys across email and in-product messaging.
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