Full Stack Developer
GöteborgCompetitiveOn-site0 applicants
About this role
Full Stack Developers in Goteborg design, build and improve web applications that support real business workflows, including practical AI-enabled features. You own features across frontend, backend and data layers, from requirements clarification through production delivery. Working onsite with product owners, architects, designers and client stakeholders, you combine hands-on engineering with precise specifications, responsible use of AI development tools and validation of business outcomes. This role matters because it drives the creation of robust, user-focused solutions that enhance enterprise operations.
Responsibilities
- Understand how users work, clarify requirements with product owners and domain experts, and surface assumptions, dependencies and constraints before implementation
- Translate agreed requirements into buildable feature specifications and testable acceptance criteria, covering business rules, data flows, permissions, edge cases and failure scenarios
- Design, implement and maintain frontend components, backend services, REST APIs and data models within the agreed architecture; explain technical trade-offs and raise decisions that affect other systems
- Use AI coding assistants and agents to support implementation, testing and refactoring. Provide clear context and constraints, review generated changes and remain accountable for their correctness, security and maintainability
- Integrate applications with enterprise systems and AI services through APIs, supporting features such as summarization or semantic search with appropriate authentication, data consistency, output validation and fallback behavior
- Write automated unit, integration and end-to-end tests. Demonstrate features against agreed business scenarios, incorporate user feedback and make validation gaps visible
- Contribute to CI/CD pipelines and deployment automation; support releases, application monitoring and production troubleshooting
- Diagnose issues across the stack using logs, traces and te