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You know that bit where every company says they’re "changing the world"? Yeah, it can feel a little forced. But we like to think our story actually has some realness to it.
Our story begins with Shadi Bitar and Ninos Malki, who came to Sweden from Syria as kids and discovered that books could be a bridge - helping them learn the language, understand the culture, and explore new worlds.
A thought emerged, what if everyone could have that? And just like that, Nextory was born - your all-access pass to read, listen, and discover new perspectives without limits.
And now, we’re on a quest to find a Fullstack Engineer with a frontend focus.
As a Fullstack Engineer with a Frontend focus at Nextory, you won’t just build interfaces, you’ll shape the moments that matter most in our user journey. Working at the intersection of design, product, and engineering, you’ll bring ideas to life and turn complexity into clarity. Together with backend engineers, you’ll create experiences that are not only smooth and scalable, but genuinely enjoyable to use.
We believe that you are an experienced Fullstack Engineer, or a frontend-focused developer with a strong interest in the full stack, currently working in a fast-moving environment. You enjoy building user-facing applications and care about creating smooth, reliable experiences for users.
At Nextory, we believe a strong and inclusive culture is key to our success - and that culture flourishes when we meet and collaborate in person as much as possible. That’s why we spend the majority of the working time at our beautiful office!
We are based in Stockholm, Sweden, with offices in Paris and Bangalore. Our hybrid work policy includes four days in the office and Wednesdays as a work-from-home day.
We look forward to your application. Applications are reviewed continuously and if you have any questions about the role, please contact erika.thorslund@nextory.com
Please note that we do not offer relocation and that a six-month probationary period applies.