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Fullstack engineer jobs in Sweden for English speakers
Right now: 120 verified English-friendly fullstack engineer roles in Sweden, from 251 live tech ads we track, 4 showing visa-sponsorship signals, updated 12 September 2026.
We read every ad for whether the team works in English, whether the employer signals visa sponsorship, and what the role actually pays, then link you straight to the source.
251
live roles right now
48%
work in English
2%
show a visa-sponsorship signal
Most-requested skills: React, TypeScript, Node.js, .NET, C#
Live examples
Refreshed daily · links to the ad
Product Engineer (Full-Stack)
Proposales AB · Stockholm
Founding Software Product Engineer - Repli5 Platform
Repli5 AB · Gothenburg
Software Developer - Digital by Quokka
Quokka AB · Göteborg
Contact person + direct email on file — for members
Full-Stack Engineer (Data Tooling)
Quartr AB · Stockholm
Staff Software Engineer - Onsite Messaging
Voyado AB · Stockholm
Who is hiring fullstack engineer roles in Sweden
These are the employers with more than one live fullstack engineer role advert in our data right now, most active first. Counts move as roles open and close, and an employer appearing here is a hiring pattern we can see, not a promise that they are still taking applications.
- Veritaz AB11 live roles, 8 English-friendly
- Techrytera AB10 live roles, 3 English-friendly
- Knowit Sweden9 live roles
- Legora AB9 live roles, 9 English-friendly
- EdZa AB7 live roles, 4 English-friendly
- Academic Work Sweden AB5 live roles, 1 English-friendly
- Lynqa AB5 live roles
- Avaron AB4 live roles, 2 English-friendly
What these ads ask for
Reading the live fullstack engineer roles in Sweden, the skills that come up most often are React, TypeScript, Node.js, .NET and C#. That is what the adverts themselves list, so treat it as what employers are writing down rather than the full set of what the job involves.
On seniority, the live set breaks down as 10 junior, 16 mid-level, 105 senior and 11 lead, with the rest not stating a level clearly enough to classify. Senior roles are the largest group at the moment.
Do you need Swedish for fullstack engineer roles in Sweden?
Of the 251 live fullstack engineer roles in Sweden we are tracking, 120 (48%) read as English-friendly: the advert is written in English, or it states that the working language is English, or it asks for no Swedish. The remainder either require Swedish or leave it unsaid, and unsaid usually means it is expected.
We read that signal on every advert individually rather than assuming it from the employer, because the same company often runs English engineering roles and Swedish-language commercial roles side by side.
Which employers sponsor work permits in Sweden?
4 of the live fullstack engineer roles in Sweden (2%) carry a visa-sponsorship signal, meaning the advert mentions sponsorship, relocation support, or explicitly welcomes applicants who need a permit. It is a signal read from the advert, not a guarantee from the employer, so confirm it for the specific role before you count on it.
For how sponsorship actually works in Sweden, who can support a permit and what the timelines look like, see the work permit sponsorship guide. For employers with a track record across the whole bank rather than this page, see companies hiring internationally.
What do fullstack engineer roles pay in Sweden?
Most Swedish adverts do not quote pay, so we publish a figure only where enough of them do. Where the sample is real, the observed monthly range sits on the fullstack engineer salary page, read from the adverts themselves rather than from a survey.
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Counts come from our own reading of live Swedish tech ads (Arbetsförmedlingen and roughly 3,000 company career pages) and change as roles open and close. How EnglishJobsSweden works.