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Anyfin AB, located in Stockholm, is looking for engineers to join their small yet impactful team focused on building financial infrastructure used by millions across Europe. The role emphasizes collaboration, real ownership, and the use of AI in day-to-day tasks.
Engineers are expected to work closely with product, data, and commercial teams, engaging in end-to-end project ownership without unnecessary bureaucracy. Strong proficiency in technologies like TypeScript, React, and Node.js is essential.
We’re hiring engineers. Not ticket-takers.
At Anyfin, we’re building financial infrastructure and products used by millions of people across Europe with a deliberately small engineering organisation.
That means we care a lot about who we hire.
This is not a place where engineering sits separately from the business.
Small cross-functional teams own their work end-to-end, from identifying problems and shaping solutions to shipping and operating them in production.
Engineers here work closely with product, data and commercial teams to solve real-world problems across:
There’s very little ticket-pushing and very few handoffs.
We value people who can think independently, make sound tradeoffs and move things forward without unnecessary complexity.
We also use AI heavily in day‑day engineering work and product development.
AI and machine learning have been part of Anyfin since the beginning, originally through credit assessment models, and increasingly across operations, tooling and product experiences.
Today we work with multiple frontier models, build internal AI tooling and agent infrastructure, and are investing heavily in AI‑powered financial experiences.
We’re intentionally not building a huge engineering organisation.
We’d rather have fewer strong engineers with high trust, high expectations and meaningful impact.
The engineering team works together from our Stockholm office during most of the week. We genuinely believe collaboration, fast feedback loops and problem‑solving work better that way.