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Flightradar24, a leading aviation data provider, seeks a Senior Aviation Software Engineer to design, build, and operate scalable data solutions in AWS from Stockholm. You will improve flight matching algorithms and evolve our aviation data capabilities, collaborating with engineers and stakeholders to deliver value from day one.
The role requires hands-on development and architectural decision-making, with the ability to work in Stockholm, Sweden, where relocation is not offered.
Flightradar24 is one of the most successful growth-stage tech companies in Stockholm. Each month more than 50 million aviation enthusiasts visit Flightradar24 (app/website) and our Commercial services team has many of the biggest names in aviation on its customer list.
We are looking for a Senior Aviation Software Engineer, who can quickly understand existing systems, work independently, and deliver value from day one. You will play a key role in evolving our aviation data and improving flight matching algorithms, working closely with other engineers and stakeholders. You will be part of a engineering team responsible for designing, building, and operating scalable data solutions in AWS. The work includes both hands‑on development and architectural decision‑making.
The position requires that you are able to work in Stockholm, Sweden. Relocation is not offered for this role.
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Flightradar24 is the leading flight tracking and aviation data provider, leveraging the world’s largest ADS‑B network. Our B2C platform serves millions, while our B2B solutions empower airlines, airports, and aviation stakeholders with essential operational insights.
All this is made possible thanks to our globally distributed network of 55,000+ radio receivers that feed real‑time aircraft data into the Flightradar24 platform. Over a billion database entries are added each month and we are processing several years of historical data totalling many terabytes. Our proprietary flight tracking data is industry leading and even investigative government agencies from around the world rely on it for aviation accident investigations.
Flightradar24 started as a hobby project in 2006 when two Swedish aviation geeks decided to build a network of ADS‑B receivers in Northern and Central Europe. In 2009 we opened up the network, and made it possible for anyone with an ADS‑B receiver to upload data to the network. Many parts of the world were quickly covered, but the quest to provide global ADS‑B coverage is still ongoing.