Redefine what really matters
Your code serves a purpose. Be part of our game changing mission to improve the daily lives for over 450 000 businesses. Right now we need more skilled developers to help us build a successful future. Your solutions contribute to a greater good.
Come code with us.
Our products hold a high level of innovation, utilizing forefront technology. Combined with a clear purpose, it’ll bring the best possible value for our customers. We want to enable success through smarter products and services. Your code and contribution will make a difference, that matters - for real.
In return we offer you a working culture based on trust and aligned autonomy, where the team is always stronger than the individual. Our agile methods allow us to develop and launch quickly. And what’s more, we’ve allocated specific resources to focus on developer happiness.
How about that?
Make a real difference
Växjö | Stockholm | Malmö
Do you want to build an app market of the future together with a self-organizing team that uses modern techniques in their micro service architecture? Apply and become a part of this awesome team today!
Malmö
You are passionate about programming, like to share your knowledge and want to create that real wow-feeling solutions for our users.
Växjö | Stockholm | Malmö | Linköping
Complex problems, enticing challenges, and a direct impact on the joy of thousands of people. This is development at Fortnox.
Växjö
If you wanna be a part of developing our mobile offer so that we can offer a simple and smooth use of our functions, then you should apply to our team. We’ll tell you more about the job over a coffee!
Let’s get in contact anyway. We always look for brilliant people.
Meet your new colleague
Michaela Sääw was planning on a career in the fashion industry, but a course in web design and graphics opened her eyes to the field of web development.
- I had completely discounted it as a possibility. I thought that it was more about mathematics and logic and that it was too difficult. But the course I took included programming, and to my surprise, I discovered that it was an awful lot of fun, says Michaela.
