Driving healthcare transformation

Dr Gaffney leads Camgenium (Camgenium is the trading name of L2S2 Ltd).

His deep knowledge of science, technology, health systems and quality compliance assist customers to develop new technologies and enter new markets quickly.

He is Cambridge educated, with a degree in natural sciences, followed by a PhD in geophysics and instrumentation and was a Research Fellow and Tutor at Churchill College, Cambridge. He was awarded an OBE for services to science and technology in 1997.

He has developed and built several high-tech businesses in Cambridge, including Seescan PLC (image processing and science research), Cambridge Advanced Electronics PLC and Camgenium.

He provides technical vision and drives the realization and commercialisation of good engineering for customers that want to compete successfully in global markets.

Dr Gaffney has developed has strong links between Camgenium and the University of Cambridge Department of Engineering. He lectures final year undergraduates reading medical device design. His links assist Camgenium to build its team of excellent graduates specialising in medical device applications and AI, further strengthening its world-class expert team.

Jane has a background in mathematics, having read mathematics at Cambridge University, and electronics engineering. She has responsibility for all non-technical matters in Camgenium.

Jane has always worked at the cutting edge of technology to create value from technical innovation. She set up a company to provide image analysis solutions to research scientists that took 50% of the UK market from the incumbent suppliers and then expanded operations into Europe before selling. In the early noughties, she set up a company to allow extra large files and folders to be sent as if they were email attachments. This company sold to a major logistics player.

With Philip Gaffney, she founded Camgenium in 2007.

Outside work, Jane is a keen amateur musician and enjoys walking and hiking.

Born and raised in Cambridgeshire, with a background in data management and systems analysis, I joined the company in 2014, and I have loved every minute of the journey - from the original L2S2 Ltd to today’s Camgenium.

As Operations Manager, my role provides me with the variety and challenge I relish: from customer support to operational troubleshooting; from precise project management to planning for the future development of the company - no two days are the same.

My particular expertise lies in the governance of medical data systems and in my ability to translate policy into practice. For me, the most rewarding part of the job is that moment when we know we have succeeded as a whole team in delivering an innovative customer solution that transforms their vision into a sustainable reality.

In my spare time, I ride horses and paddle board, both in competitive and collaborative events. I recently completed the Loire 725km race on my inflatable SUP in six days.

People who know me well know that I never like to stay still for long and am always looking for the next challenge, the next adventure, and that I have an innate passion for precision and excellence - which is why I’ve stayed with the company for so long: Camgenium provides the ideal environment for technological innovation and precise technical mastery for anyone wishing to push the boundaries of their own achievement.

Originally from Ukraine, I studied Physics at Oxford before moving to Cambridge to complete my PhD. I joined L2S2 Ltd, now Camgenium, in 2020 with a mission to help clinicians be more efficient with their valuable time and ever-shrinking resources. I am passionate about creating MedTech solutions that help doctors, nurses and hospitals access more patients and deliver better outcomes globally.

Problem solving was at the heart of my undergraduate and postgraduate studies and I still enjoy tackling complex, highly interdependent issues, which the world of Medicine is so full of!

I work with Customers and the L2S2 teams to produce medical device software as well as SaMD applications. Day-to-day, I design and build prototypes and products; head up the Applications team; write requirements, architecture, design, and other medical device documentation – a healthy mixture of technical and non-technical work! I particularly enjoy collaborating with the different teams at Camgenium as delivering a successful solution would be impossible without the input from many of our brilliant members.

What I love about working at Camgenium is the friendly team, supportive environment and the meaningful work.

Since completing a sponsored electronics degree at City University I’ve worked at a variety of engineering and telecoms companies, tending to focus on integration and communication. I was the first person to join the team at L2S2 Ltd, now Camgenium, in 2007.

I work on all aspects of project lifecycles and feel lucky still to be primarily a developer. For me, working with friendly customers on products that improve the health and wellbeing of people is so fulfilling. It makes all the hard work worthwhile. I've enjoyed working at a small, growing company with the opportunity to work on many different aspects that projects present and to help steer the future path of the company; we have always been keen to learn from each other.

When I'm not working, I enjoy cycling and other outdoor activities that I can enjoy living in a rural location with llamas and a family of other animals!

I graduated from the four-year Bachelor of Technology program at University of Calicut in July 2007 with a degree in Electronics and Communication Engineering.

I was fascinated by the problem solving and data manipulation capabilities of computer programs which drew me to learn about different computer programming languages and inspired my passion to follow a career in information technology. I have worked at L2S2 Ltd, now called Camgenium, since June 2012.

At Camgenium, I develop and maintain software applications that handle large medical datasets. A typical day involves writing code to automate repetitive data handling tasks and support customers in sharing and processing the data.

I enjoy the opportunity to work with diverse technologies and working with people with a variety of skill sets as these skills contribute to the work help each person grow their own skills. I also enjoy the hybrid work style. My colleagues are friendly and the leadership team is very kind.

I have over 25 years' experience in both embedded software and Windows based application software development. My experience spans medical device applications, precision instrumentation, digital video surveillance and network management.

I have lead the Camgenium team that has been responsible for developing the web and mobile aspects of the rapid applications development platform since 2022.

I joined L2S2 Ltd, now Camgenium, in 2009.

I am currently on a six month sabbatical and look forward to fresh engineering challenges on my return.

I've been responsible for Camgenium's Soft Silicon platform since July 2021. I’ve led platform architecture, development, team and project management in the UK, Singapore and Germany. Previously, this included: Connected 3D-accelerated video platforms within the gaming industry. Iconic handset platforms and products at Sendo, Motorola, Symbian. Platform, connectivity and LTE/5G technologies at Texas Instruments and Intel. Smart-card/digital crypto-currency architecture at TransaXiom, Sports wearable platform/device development/positioning technology/security at TomTom, I created an IoT platform and consumer products for Electrolux, and a next-generation wearable non-invasive blood glucose device platform at GlucoRx.

I design the architecture of medical device platforms: The blueprint and building blocks forming the structure of a range of devices over the platform’s life; their function, how they connect with other devices, handle adverse conditions, security breach attempts, use minimal energy, and so on. I find ways to predict the broad challenges medical devices face, using technologies exceeding current requirements in anticipation of what may come further along the platform’s lifecycle. Basically, I try to think of ways to make gadgets do super cool stuff now, that’ll still be cool in years.

I've been asked for advice that I would give to someone that's interested in working with Camgenium. It may sound obvious but be passionate about or find passion in what you do. It’s obvious when you are, and you’ll enjoy the company of similar people here.
Importantly, though, you need to apply, or we’re not going to know.

I started working at L2S2 Ltd, now Camgenium, in 2021 after graduating with a Master's degree in Engineering from Cambridge University.

My role in the Data Science team involves the processing of datasets to gain valuable insights and the development of models to aid clinicians and hospitals in a healthcare environment. We work closely with medical experts to guide our development, whether that’s identifying a need or providing contextual information to guide our investigations. I'm excited by the company's vision and I enjoy the opportunities to pursue my interests in data science and to learn.

Outside work, I love practising new (natural) languages and being anywhere green.

I’m from Reading and studied Maths at Cambridge. In my spare time, you may find me on a pool table or attempting to bake funny cookies. I enjoy exploring new foods, doing sports and activities, or just being boring and staying in.

I’ve been at Camgenium for just under 3 years now. My typical day involves team meetings to sort and prioritise tasks, delving into code, and reading about the latest technologies. What I enjoy the most are the people here. Everyone is friendly and keen to share their expertise. There’s always something to learn and interesting challenges to tackle together.

At Camgenium, be eager to learn and open to discussing ideas. We’re all here to improve the company as well as ourselves. That can only be done through teamwork.

I joined L2S2 Ltd, now Camgenium, in May 2021 and I have over 25 years’ experience working with medical data in both primary and secondary care settings.

My typical work day varies. I can be researching a requirement in the morning and coding it up in the afternoon. It’s full cycle and not just churning out code. Throw in some technical support or a performance bug fix for good measure too. It’s varied and exactly what I like.

Lots of companies will talk about their inclusive culture. Here it’s genuine. Everyone has a place and can contribute. Even us oldies are approachable - I promise!

In my spare time you’ll find me watching Rugby at Saracens or watching F1 cars go round a track. I’ve recently resurrected an old interest in DJing too. I joined Camgenium in May 2021.

I have been with L2S2 Ltd, now called Camgenium, for just over 4 years. I’ve worked in sales and support roles over the past 20 years and have a breadth of experience across various industries.

My role splits between managing HR and providing support in a number of areas, particularly Quality Assurance where I do a lot of audit work. To be honest, no two days are the same and the work is interesting and varied. I love organising and being organised! Everyone is extremely friendly and helpful which makes it a wonderful place to work!

We are at a really exciting time of growth and product innovation. I would advise people who are ambitious, want to prove themselves and bring expertise and skills to the team to consider applying to work with us at Camgenium.

After studying Chemistry at Oxford University and earning a Master's degree I joined L2S2 Ltd, now Camgenium, in 2021. Besides my scientific interests, I have a passion for art and design and have found the ideal role for me in the Applications Team, where I blend science, technology and creativity to build apps with both function and beauty.

As an Application Engineer, I am involved in many steps of the app development process from concept to completion, including specification, building, UX, UI and testing. The diverse projects keep my job interesting and engaging, ensuring that no two days are the same.

I like working at Camgenium. We are a lovely, collaborative team. Our innovative projects, supportive culture and growth opportunities make it a great place to work!

I am originally from Latvia and moved to the UK with my family when I was 15. I studied Computer Science at the University of Bedfordshire. I have been with L2S2 Ltd, now called Camgenium, since 2022, and it has been a great career decision. Transitioning into the medical device industry from a different regulated industry has been deeply fulfilling and has provided an excellent opportunity to learn new technical skills specific to the industry.

I am responsible for all validation and verification activities, leading the test team and improving processes to meet best practices in the medical device industry. My main role is to ensure that all devices we produce are safe and reliable and that our verification and validation processes meet industry standards. I love being part of something that makes a difference in people's lives and working in an environment where I am constantly learning.

Outside of work, I enjoy spending time in nature, collecting indoor plants, and practising yoga.

I've enjoyed working as an accountant for SMEs in the software and bio-tech industries throughout my career and have been with L2S2 Ltd, now called Camgenium, for five years.

I have responsibility for day-to-day financial matters and enjoy a role that is varied and interesting. Being part of a small growing company is always exciting and affords the opportunity to enhance experience and responsibility.

In my spare time I enjoy choral singing, gardening and reading thrillers.

After growing up in West Yorkshire, I studied at Cambridge University, where I graduated with a Master of Engineering degree, specialising in both Computer and Information Engineering, and Bioengineering. I have been with L2S2 Ltd, now Camgenium, since August 2022.

I am part of Camgenium’s Development Team, meaning I work to progress our web and mobile platforms. On a usual day, I will be working on a programming task; this could be a feature request, a bug, research, or any number of things. The variety of work is a big part of what keeps me stimulated by what I do.

Camgenium is a small and growing company, hence I am exposed to the entire lifecycle of application engineering, progressing my knowledge and skills no end.

Cycling, running, football, and squash are the sports I do most regularly. When I get the chance, I love going back to Yorkshire to walk in the hills.

My career has always been in IT and I have experience of working in various exciting industries under my belt. I am passionate about customer satisfaction and committed to efficient problem-solving. I can often be found tinkering with gadgets and fixing things in my spare time.

I like to start the day with a strong coffee and a queue of tickets. My work has many aspects, from setting up and maintaining highly secure and complex medical IT systems to troubleshooting, reviving forgotten passwords and performing the sacred ritual of ‘turning it off and on again.’

Working at Camgenium means exploring the intersection of medicine and technology. You learn and become an expert in healthcare systems, data security, and regulatory compliance.

My background is in theoretical physics and after I completed my PhD I worked at applying computational and mathematical methods to understanding plant development. Since I joined L2S2 Ltd (now Camgenium) in August 2023 I’ve very much enjoyed the opportunity to apply my skills to an area that’s new to me.

I’m part of the data science team at L2S2, we work to gain insight and make sense of the enormous amount of data both we, and our clients gather. My work is highly varied and involves a lot from designing informative visualisations up to training highly complex machine learning models. I really enjoy finding and developing methods to gain unexpected insights from the data we analyse.

Camgenium really values continued development, this allows us to stay at the forefront of emerging technologies and offer the best insights to helping the people we work with.

I am from Philadelphia, PA, USA, and I started at L2S2 Ltd, now called Camgenium, in Autumn 2023. I have earned an MPhil in Biotechnology from the University of Cambridge, and a Bachelor of Science in General Engineering from Wake Forest University. While completing my degrees, I have had the opportunity to work in various engineering roles and internships.

At Camgenium I work on designing and creating client’s apps and platforms. Most of my work is on the forefront of the app/platform, creating the individual pages that make up the system, ensuring everything fits and works as expected. This involves a considerable amount of communication with the development team, test team and clients. I enjoy the problem-solving aspect of my position and working with such a dynamic team.

The atmosphere at Camgenium is extremely friendly and the company is full of hard-working individuals that make up an amazing team.

I am a Junior QA Engineer who completed a Level 4 Software Analysis Apprenticeship. I joined L2S2 Ltd, now Camgenium, in October 2023.

I ensure the quality and functionality of our software through testing and analysis. A typical day involves writing test cases, executing them, and collaborating with developers to resolve any issues. I particularly enjoy the collaborative atmosphere, learning new things and the opportunity to continuously learn and grow.

In my experience, if you are curious, collaborative, and eager to learn and advance in your career, Camgenium is the place to be.
Outside of work, I love listening to praise and worship music and currently learning playing the guitar and piano. I also spend time at my allotment, always eager to learn new things. I value my team and am always willing to help.

I joined L2S2 Ltd, now Camgenium, in 2023. I have worked in various software engineering positions in many sectors across over two decades.

I enjoy working at Camgenium because of the calibre of the people and seeing the clever solutions they have implemented. The technical landscape is constantly evolving so there's always a variety of interesting solutions to develop to keep oneself busy.
Everyone is approachable and we work in a highly collaborative and supportive environment, often on solutions and applications that make a real difference in the daily well-being of significant numbers of people.

After growing up in both Leicester and Cambridge, I started working at Camgenium in September 2024. I graduated earlier that summer with a Master’s degree in Engineering from Cambridge University, specializing in Bioengineering.

I’m part of the Data Science team at Camgenium. My role involves processing large quantities of data to generate insights for clients. My work varies a lot, from using machine learning to evaluating hospital performance to generating visualizations that track the effect of changes hospitals have made. I particularly enjoy working closely with medical experts to ensure that our work will make a real difference for hospitals, consultants, and most importantly, for patients.

The team at Camgenium is incredibly skilled and friendly. The atmosphere is great, and everyone is always willing to answer any questions that I might have. There’s a real focus on training and individual development as well, giving an opportunity to grow your skills.

Outside of work, I love going to church, road cycling, cooking, and watching pretty much any sport, especially rugby.

I studied at Cambridge University, graduating with a Master of Engineering in 2024. Throughout my studies, my interests aligned with information engineering and bioengineering.

During the summer of 2023, I worked as an intern at L2S2, now Camgenium, on a medical device project to assist me with my university Masters project as it had a similar focus.
I enjoyed my time immensely during the internship so naturally decided to return to Camgenium after completing my degree. I joined Camgenium in September 2024 as an application engineer, combining my interests in both bioengineering and design.

Outside of the office and at weekends I enjoy following football, cooking, and playing various sports.

I’m Tim, and I first joined L2S2, now Camgenium, as an Embedded Systems Engineering intern in the summer of 2023. Having graduating from the University of Cambridge in 2024, I have now joined as a full-time engineer.

I find the day to day work at Camgenium very rewarding. It’s great working on a range of interesting problems with a skilled team in a friendly office.

Outside of work, you’ll probably find me on the river rowing, or cycling to the office in the pouring rain (I’m too stubborn to take the bus!).

My background is in Mathematics and Machine Learning. I joined L2S2 Ltd, now Camgenium, in September 2024 after completing an MPhil in Data Intensive Science at the University of Cambridge.

As a member of the Data Science team at Camgenium, my typical day involves analysing extensive medical datasets to uncover valuable information that can enhance patient care. I spend time cleaning and preparing data, developing machine learning models, and collaborating with medical professionals to ensure our findings are clinically relevant. I particularly enjoy applying data science to solve real-world health challenges, knowing that my work contributes to improving patient outcomes and advancing medical knowledge.

Camgenium provides a warm, diverse and collaborative environment. If you're interested in joining the team, bring your enthusiasm and get ready to enjoy the journey!

Outside of work, dancing and walking in nature are my biggest passions.

I started working at Camgenium in September 2024 after graduating from Cambridge University with an astrophysics degree. During my studies I was particularly interested in the computational part of the course, which led me to software engineering. Growing up with parents in the medical field gave me an interest in medical science and ingrained the value of working with the purpose of helping others. My job at Camgenium unifies my interests and values and I am excited to see what the future holds!

As a recent starter at Camgenium, my day involves learning from the other highly skilled engineers. Currently, I am familiarising myself with the coding languages and platforms we use by creating simple apps. Once I become more confident and skilled, I will work with the development team on medical device projects.

In the short time I have been with the company, I have felt supported and welcome. It is a very inclusive workplace, with an emphasis on healthy working environments. Everyone is always happy to help, and will dedicate a lot of time and energy to make sure your learning and understanding is progressing.