Are you the type who ships code before others have even written the Jira ticket?

We’re looking for a 10x developer who wants to build products that fishermen love – and help create the world’s first fish-tech unicorn!

The Mission

Thousands of skippers are making million-dollar decisions about how to steer their vessels while you’re reading this. Your code becomes their superpower. In real time.

With us, you’ll get full ownership of features – from idea to production, across both front- and back-end.

You’ll work closely with a world-class engineering team and our users out at sea, building everything from high-resolution map visualizations with Deck.gl and shaders, to optimized pipelines handling data from 100,000+ vessels – every minute.

Join us in taking something Norway already excels at to the next level – and out to the world.

Key Tech We Use

• Front: React, TypeScript, Deck.gl

• Back: Python, Airflow, Next.js

• Data: Postgres (+PostGIS) and BigQuery

• Infra: GCP

• App: Capacitor

Typical Challenges

• Building a pure map application, connected to massive datasets and in-house AI

• Creating new data layers (visualizations), testing UX solutions, and iterating closely with design and users

• Handling huge amounts of data – performance is always top of mind, whether in the browser, backend, or storage

• Setting up data pipelines, working with data engineering, and building APIs to make data accessible

We Think You

• Have 3–10 years of experience as a developer, ideally in product-focused SaaS teams

• Have worked with React for 2–3 years or more

• Have experience with geodata, WebGL, or map-based applications

• Switch easily between languages and tools – and learn fast

• Work well in a team, but thrive with autonomy

• Think doing a demo down at the docks is fun, not a hassle

We Offer You

• Some of the most exciting technical challenges in Norwegian software development

• Massive datasets, zero bullshit, and a short path from coding to real impact

• A strong team, high technical standards, and a culture of helping each other

• The chance to shape technical decisions and play a key role in international expansion

• Stock options, the gear you need, and fieldwork on fishing vessels – the best code review you’ll ever get