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Alrik is looking for a Fullstack Engineer to own the frontend of our web and mobile apps and ship features across the stack. You’ll work AI-first, turning customer needs into usable interfaces with AI tools and help set the bar for how we work.
This hybrid role is based in Sweden, with a Stockholm office and collaboration across Northern Europe. You’ll need strong frontend depth in React and TypeScript, plus the ability to adjust Python APIs and data models to ship features end to end.
Construction is one of the world's largest industries, and most of it still runs on phone calls and paper notes. Alrik changes that. We're a transport intelligence platform that turns manual logistics into AI-powered workflows for builders merchants, hire companies and material suppliers across Northern Europe.
Today, Alrik is business-critical software for some of the biggest builders merchants in the Nordics and the UK, and we're expanding into the rest of Europe. Our team is small and tight, which is deliberate. We'd rather have fewer, better people who genuinely shape what we build.
Our north star: become the most customer-focused tech company in the world. For engineering, that means you don't just ship code: You understand the problems our customers face and build solutions that create real value together with them.
As a Fullstack Engineer, you'll own Alrik's frontend (our web app and mobile apps) and ship features across the whole stack, from UI to API to database.
You'll work AI-first. Agents are part of how you plan, build, test and improve, every day. In a team this size, that's how we move fast without cutting corners, and you'll help set the bar for how we do it.
We build with AI every day, and we expect you already do too. Not just autocomplete, but agentic tools like Claude Code, Cursor or similar that plan, write, refactor and test code.
You use AI across the full loop: reading unfamiliar code, writing tests, debugging from logs and errors. You connect agents to real systems like error tracking, the issue tracker and our APIs. You know when to let the agent run and when to take over and write it yourself. And you share what works, so the whole team gets faster.
Strong frontend depth is a must. On the backend, you should be able to ship a feature on your own.