Olivia - Business Analyst

The variety of different projects/technologies that I work with daily keep me wanting to come in to work as no two days are ever the same.

Leeds Beckett University - French with International Business

Problem solving is an integral part of the work we do; we work closely with the Software Developers and Business Analysts to create real-life solutions to problems and implement improvements to our products. It’s extremely rewarding to see the work we do have a positive impact on the day-to-day life of healthcare professionals around the world.

The Open University - Maths with one year of Law

I’d previously worked as an Air Traffic Controller, which was challenging but not rewarding enough for me. Once the pandemic limited the number of flights operating, I began looking for something else and stumbled upon the Analyst role at TPP. I liked the sound of it, gave it a try, and haven’t looked back since! There’s a really positive work environment and the teams at TPP are so interconnected, it’s fantastic to feel like everyone’s on board and working towards the same goals.

It’s genuinely amazing to work here. I’ve learned so much from working with the fantastic people at TPP. Everyone is so willing to help, really supportive, and people truly care about each other. If I ever have any questions, they’ll help to answer them and at the same time teach me how to deal with similar tasks or issues in the future. If I need a hand, they’re always there to help. On top of that, the company benefits and salaries are incredible!

Keele University - Rehabilitation Science

As a Product Specialist, I have an extremely varied role. I could be delivering training to users in a community hospital one day or demonstrating the system to potential customers the next. We have users all over the UK and abroad, so I often get to travel the country and have opportunities to travel the world too.

After university, I knew I wanted to stay in Leeds but I didn’t want to pursue a career in something directly related to my degree. I wanted to do something more practical instead. I’d worked in healthcare informatics as a student, doing data entry and things like that, and I’d found the sector interesting and rewarding. So, when I found the Analyst role at TPP, it sounded ideal for me.

One of the best things about this job is how I felt at home almost immediately. Working here has enabled me not only to grow my career but also to travel extensively, put down roots, buy a home and enjoy the community I live in.

Sheffield Hallam Univeristy – Accounting & Finance

Even though I’ve been here for over 8 years, I’m constantly learning new things and developing new skills. Recently I’ve been involved in the migration of an entire Mental Health Trust as well as the migration of an Acute Hospital. I’ve also been involved in various international deployments in Malaysia which has allowed me to travel to an area of the world I never thought I’d get the chance to.

As a Business Analyst, I manage the development of new functionality to customers. My role is to understand what our customers need and then ensure that we deploy a suitable product that will meet the needs of existing and future customers. What’s great about TPP is that I get the chance to see my work making a difference to the world. So far I’ve been involved in great projects like deploying iOS apps to Acute hospitals and getting SystmOne Live at heath centres in the Middle East and China.

As a Product Specialist, I travel the country, and the world, delivering demonstrations and training for SystmOne. I am also on-site when an organisation goes live with the system to ensure everything goes smoothly. I’ve provided training and support to units in Saudi, Qatar and China as well as all over the UK.

The fast paced environment of the office makes it a great place to work as you’re never bored and your working day goes really fast. One aspect of the culture that I really like is the that we all leave work on time every day and, more importantly, we leave work at work. I have never taken a laptop home with me or answered an email out of office hours so I can confidently say that I have a very healthy work-life balance.

Being a Developer at TPP means my work is always varied and pushes me to learn new skills and technologies at every opportunity. We’re all full-stack developers, working on every element of our software. I’ve designed UIs, planned out database architecture and designed APIs. It’s a rich and varied role that sees me getting involved in every stage of the software development process, from white-boarding initial ideas to deploying software to hundreds of thousands of users.

I studied Physics at Cambridge University but when I graduated I didn’t know what I wanted to do. I applied for TPP’s internship but, as I had already graduated, I was offered the full time job instead. I’m glad I accepted this offer as I get to work with like-minded people in a fast-paced, yet more focused environment which I didn’t find in internships at other companies.

University of Oxford – Maths and Computer Science

Working at TPP hasn’t disappointed. I’ve worked on a huge variety of projects including back-end architecture, data migration and new products using programming languages I’d not used before. I don’t just sit at my desk all day – I’ve travelled across the world attending technical meetings and technology conferences.

Newcastle University – Translation and Interpretation

Throughout my career at TPP I have felt genuine excitement about what this job has on offer. I have so much ownership over my work and I am thrilled about the company projects and prospects. In general, TPP is helping me to grow into a more confident person.

University of Leeds – Medical Engineering

As an analyst, I help design software that is used in a clinical care setting, including GP practices, hospitals, elderly care homes and mental health clinics. I really enjoy the journey of identifying a problem, designing a solution and then seeing a user benefiting in their day to day lives because of a change that I designed to SystmOne.

University of Sheffield – Biomedical Science

I feel that I’m constantly kept on my toes as there are always new challenges to face and different projects to get stuck in with. Some of the recent projects I’ve been working on have involved meetings with international health ministers, presenting to governors from China and travelling to Bali for a digital healthcare event.

In any given week I could be looking at networking, databases, server hardware or scoping an international data centre for a new project.

My role at TPP has provided the opportunity to travel internationally on multiple occasions. Recently I have visited Malaysia, where I assisted clinical teams in implementing SystmOne and supported them throughout their go-live. Witnessing the positive impact our products have on clinicians and patients worldwide demonstrates the importance and impact of the work we do collectively.

We have such a fantastic team, who all share in the same passion and vision for the company. With this job, I have become a lot more confident and able to present to large groups, which is something I thought I’d never be able to do.

When I started the internship, I was amazed at how quickly I was writing code that went out to real doctors around the world. I spent much of my summer writing code to allow clinicians to record COVID booster vaccinations which couldn’t have been more current and relevant.