Engineer (Automation)

Who we are - Engineering Effectiveness:

Our goal is to enable Klarna’s engineers to build features at scale, faster and with higher quality than any other company in the industry. We help development teams understand and implement best practice with cloud architecture. We are looking for a passionate engineer to join Klarna’s engineering team.

Things we are currently doing:

Creating tools to accelerate innovation
Providing platforms for teams
Building tomorrow's Devops infrastructure
Driving optimization and tooling to improve quality
Automating processes within cloud operations; security configuration and account management
Implementing tooling to help development teams use the cloud efficiently

Things we are looking for:

Experience with software development, preferably Python and automation scripting
Experience with Linux environments
Use of Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery tools such as Jenkins or Concourse
Hands-on experience with Containers and related technologies
Cloud automation experience with cloud providers. Prefered AWS
Experience with infrastructure as code using tools such as CloudFormation, Terraform or Ansible

Who we are

Klarna is Europe's fastest growing and most exciting financial technologies (FinTech) company valued at over $2.5bn and we’re growing by 40% a year. Here at Klarna we are striving to become the world’s most favourite way to buy. It is a bold objective, but we are well on course to achieving it.

Klarna is already operating in 18 markets and we plan to keep expanding. We serve 60 million consumers, work with 70 000 merchants and process more than a million transactions a day. We have some pretty heavy-weight investors including Visa, Sequoia Capital, Permira and Anders Povlsen.

Unicorns are rare - and we are one of them! Unicorns are tech startups valued at over 1$Bn. Moreover, Klarna is listed 8th on CNBC most ‘disruptive companies in the world’ list for 2016, alongside Uber, AirBnB and coming above companies like Snapchat and Spotify - we are really starting to change the global world of payments.