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Senior mjukvaruutvecklare at SAAB Aktiebolag - ApplyBlast

Senior mjukvaruutvecklare

SAAB Aktiebolag

4 months ago

Stockholm, Sweden

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

This role involves developing advanced, high-performance user interfaces and visualizations for air traffic control leadership systems. The position requires collaborating with developers, architects, and product owners to create intuitive solutions that present large amounts of information clearly. Candidates will contribute to technical decisions and future architecture within a cross-functional team focused on safety and performance.

Responsibilities

Develop advanced user interfaces for air traffic control systems
Create high-performance visualizations for complex decision-making scenarios
Collaborate with cross-functional teams on technical architecture
Ensure system performance and usability in critical environments
Mentor junior developers and share technical knowledge

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or equivalent technical fieldMaster's degree in Computer Science or equivalent technical fieldSecurity clearance eligibility

About SAAB Aktiebolag

saab.com

Headquarters

Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden

Company Size

10001+ employees

Founded

1937

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Saab is a Swedish defence and security company founded in 1937 that serves governments, authorities, and corporations across the global market. The company offers products, services, and solutions spanning military defence and civil security, including fighter aircraft, naval systems, ground-based air defence, radar technology, and cyber security. Saab operates in over 30 countries and sells its products to more than 100 nations worldwide.