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’re looking for a Frontend Engineer with strong Vue experience to join one of our cross-functional product teams here in Stockholm.
This role is about building meaningful user experiences, not just implementing tickets. You’ll collaborate closely with Product, Design, and Backend engineers to ship improvements that real users interact with every day.
Note that this position requires that you are able to work in Stockholm, Sweden. Relocation is not offered for this role.
Build and improve user-facing features using Vue 3 and TypeScript
Own features end-to-end from idea to production
Collaborate closely with Product, Design, and Backend engineers
Improve performance, accessibility, and overall user experience
Ship iteratively. Release, learn and refine
Contribute to and evolve our frontend architecture
Our frontend handles complex state, frequent updates, and demanding performance constraints.
Vue 3
TypeScript
REST APIs (Laravel backend)
CI/CD pipelines
Monitoring and performance tooling
Map and geospatial integrations
You are a frontend engineer who enjoys building products, not just components.
Have strong experience with Vue (ideally Vue 3) and TypeScript
Are comfortable managing complex frontend state
Care about performance and clean architecture
Enjoy working closely with others to shape product decisions
Data-heavy or real-time interfaces
Performance optimization
Accessibility best practices
Design systems or shared component libraries
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 50,000+ 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.
Opportunity to impact a service with millions of end users from all around the world
Contribute to the value which Flightradar24 creates both for B2C and B2B but also for humanity.
Modern office in the heart of beautiful downtown Stockholm, Sweden
Being part of a diverse team
Flexible and social work environment with free beverages, fruit, and snacks

Flightradar24 tracks positions of aircraft in real-time and turns that data into engaging consumer and business applications. The data comes primarily from a proprietary, crowd-sourced network of 50,000+ so-called ADS-B receivers hosted by private individuals and companies all over the world and tracks 250,000+ flights per day. This network of ADS-B receivers is the largest in the world.
In addition to ADS-B data, Flightradar24 is able to get positional data for non-ADS-B equipped aircraft through the use of Multilateration (MLAT). The ADS-B and MLAT data is merged with schedule and flight status data from airlines and airports to create a unique flight tracking experience. You can read more about how Flightradar24 works here:
http://www.flightradar24.com/how-it-works
Each day Flightradar24 has over 5 million unique users and our app has been the #1 selling app overall in Apple’s App Store in over 130 countries. Most airlines and many other companies in the aviation industry (including Airbus, Boeing and Embraer) use our services. The Flightradar24 app has been downloaded more than 100 million times. Flightradar24 is frequently featured in the media:
Wall Street Journal
http://www.wsj.com/articles/the-men-who-know-where-every-flight-is-1440610114
Reuters
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/05/18/us-airlines-flightradar-idUSKBN0O31Q720150518
The Daily Mail
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2204838/Rush-hour-skies-Real-time-map-shows-plane-air-right-now.html
Bild
http://www.bild.de/digital/handy-und-telefon/apps/neue-live-apps-fuer-das-smartphone-25031054.bild.html
Le Monde
http://bigbrowser.blog.lemonde.fr/2012/07/02/une-application-pour-savoir-ou-vont-ces-avions-qui-passent-dans-le-ciel