Senior Fullstack Engineer to Verified (CLM/eSign)

Are you an experienced fullstack engineer who wants to build modern cloud-based SaaS solutions? This role offers the opportunity to work across the full stack, influence architecture, and contribute to scalable, high-impact solutions within Verified’s CLM and eSign domain.

About Verified Verified started with solutions for electronic signing, identity verification, and contract management. In close collaboration with its customers, the company has since evolved into a RegTech provider of digital workflows for Anti-Money Laundering and supplier due diligence.

The platform is API-first and delivered as SaaS and PaaS, built for secure and scalable cloud-based services across electronic signing, electronic identification and AML capabilities. An “AI-first” approach is also being adopted, with AI agents and services integrated both internally and into customer-facing products.

The team consists of dedicated colleagues across the Nordics and Europe and the company culture is built on shared ownership, where all employees contribute to building the future of Verified and take responsibility for what is promised and delivered, both internally and in customer collaborations. These values have been central to the company’s journey so far and will continue to be important as it grows and aims for even higher goals.

About the role and the team As a Senior Fullstack Engineer within the CLM and eSign domain, you will play a key role in developing and evolving cloud-native SaaS solutions running in AWS. Working across both frontend and backend services, you will contribute to secure, scalable, and resilient systems that support business-critical signing and contract workflows.

You will join a high-autonomy team where ownership is shared and responsibility spans the full lifecycle of features and services, from planning and development to deployment, monitoring, and continuous improvement. The team is focused on scalability, engineering excellence, and accelerating innovation thr