Careers

Deeper expertise. Products built together.

Work at Inge spans enterprise software and our own technology products, from design to electronics.

We value people who want to develop their expertise while understanding how their work contributes to the complete product. Judgment, responsibility and collaboration matter to us alongside technical ability.

Explore our disciplines
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Working at Inge

Different challenges. A shared working culture.

At a company that builds its own products and delivers bespoke solutions, work involves both project and product perspectives.

The development of a platform such as Handycore, the experience of a mobile application and the behaviour of a device in the field raise different questions. This variety offers a valuable setting for deepening your expertise and understanding how other disciplines think.

Our leadership team’s first-hand experience of different organisations helps connect technical topics with their business context. We consider understanding why the work matters as important as knowing how to do it.

Our professional disciplines

Working across the layers of a product.

These are our company’s areas of work. Current position details will be shared separately when vacancies are published.

  • Software and platform development

    Enterprise applications, high-traffic systems, services and integrations. Considering architecture, data flows and maintainable development alongside code.

  • Product and experience design

    User needs, information architecture, interaction and visual design. Evaluating design decisions alongside business objectives and technical feasibility.

  • Mobile applications

    Mobile products that support everyday usage scenarios. Considering interface behaviour, application performance and relationships with platforms as a whole.

  • Electronics and embedded systems

    Device software, connected products and physical systems. Understanding hardware operating conditions, testing and communication with applications.

Our working approach

We value skill, judgment and responsibility.

  • Sharing knowledge

    We value explaining the reasons behind decisions, sharing experience and constructive feedback. Understanding between disciplines directly contributes to product quality.

  • Considering the whole problem

    We value an approach that examines the reasons behind a requirement. We expect technical options, users and the conditions of the work to be considered together.

  • Taking responsibility

    We value sharing uncertainty early, making problems visible and following through on a solution. Asking for help and working with other specialists are part of that responsibility.

Professional development

Seeing how your work shapes the product.

An interface decision, data model or device behaviour is part of the user experience and the way a product works.

When different disciplines work on the same product, expertise develops in context. The technical consequences of a design, the effect of architecture on use and the impact of a business requirement are natural topics in this environment.

When you discuss your work, we want to understand the problem, your role, the reasons behind your decisions and what you learned, as well as the final result.

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Career enquiries

We would like to understand your experience and approach.

When introducing yourself, share your area of expertise, the products you have worked on and your responsibilities. Where appropriate, links to a portfolio, projects or technical work provide useful context.

There are currently no open positions published on this page.

New positions and their application requirements will appear here when published. You can use the link below for general career enquiries.

Career enquiries

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