Jobs

We are growing and looking for talented individuals to join us on our mission to improve the health of women. Check out our open positions below, and do not hesitate to reach out if you have any questions!

Mobile App Developer – Student/Recent Graduate

UVISA is looking for a Mobile App Developer responsible for developing and maintaining a cross-platform mobile application for Android and iOS that will be a key in UVISA’s light-based treatment solution.

Unsolicited Application

Are you passionate about healthcare innovation and think you could contribute to UVISA? Even if we don’t have a specific job opening that fits your profile right now, we’d love to hear from you.

To work at UVISA is...

"(…) truly meaningful! Being part of a team that is giving women's health the attention it deserves is powerful. Ella and Sonal are incredible inspirations and role models in this field, but also amazing people to work with, being supportive, understanding, and truly great leaders. I feel privileged to work here, knowing that my opinions and research are genuinely valued. I have grown so much, gaining a deep understanding of how to conduct research rather than just perform experiments. At Uvisa, I’m truly part of something bigger, and that feels amazing."

Annemette T. Rasmussen

Research Assistant

“(…) exciting, full of flexibility and purpose. Perfect for those who want to be part of a fast-moving environment where creativity meets action, and where your unique contributions are truly valued and appreciated.”

Lise Kjølbye
Brand & Communications Manager

"(...) to create innovative solutions to a well known problem that affects millions of people yearly. Being in a start-up allows us autonomous freedom to act with agency and to see our ideas turn to reality in a fast pace with minimal bureaucracy."

Christian Thams
Chief Product Officer

UVISA's solution

UVISA's device targets the common vaginal infections Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) and Candidiasis (Thrush/Svamp) and utilises light therapy to naturally restore the vaginal microbiome.

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