Sista ansökningsdag 2027-03-11
Full Stack Product Engineer
Nordic Investin is recruiting a Full Stack Product Engineer on behalf of one of our partner companies. You like owning a problem from the first user conversation to the production metric that proves the solution works. The partner is building a digital product in a small cross functional team. You will move between frontend, backend and data concerns, choosing the simplest approach that delivers a strong experience without creating tomorrow’s bottleneck. The environment will suit someone who enjoys building systems, testing assumptions in code and taking responsibility for production behaviour. Technical choices are expected to be explained in terms of maintainability, reliability and the people who use the product. How you will work You will work in short delivery cycles with direct access to product, domain and operational colleagues. The partner expects engineers to review designs, test assumptions early and follow important changes into production. Decisions should be recorded clearly enough that another engineer can understand the tradeoff months later. You will receive meaningful ownership while working with senior colleagues on the most consequential decisions. The partner expects you to deliver independently within a clear area, ask for context early and contribute ideas grounded in what you observe. There is room to deepen your specialism or broaden toward adjacent responsibilities. What you will do Build customer facing features across TypeScript frontend and backend services. Work with product and design to clarify user problems before coding. Create APIs, data models and integrations that support rapid iteration. Instrument features and use real behaviour to guide improvement. Strengthen tests, deployment automation and production diagnostics. Take part in discovery, planning, delivery and support. What you will bring Three to six years of full stack product development. Solid TypeScript and experience with React or a similar framework. Ba
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