Software developer jobs in France
11 open jobs, each marked with whether the employer sponsors visas.
Developer Relations Manager
Gladia
Tech Lead Backend Java/Kafka — Price Hub (f/m/d)
Decathlontechnology
Tech Lead Backend Java/Kafka — Price Hub (f/m/d)
Decathlontechnology
Software Engineer Frontend - AI-Powered Store Manager Companion (f/m/d)
Decathlontechnology
Software Engineer - Security Features
Dashlane
Senior Software Engineer (Python/TypeScript)
Lithosquare
Backend Engineer (Go)
Prelude
Software Engineer - Internal Tools
Prelude
Senior Backend Engineer - Payment Squad
Blablacar
Robotics Software Engineer
Bleu Robotics
Staff Software Engineer
Aircall
Visas
Work routes in France
France Temporary Worker long-stay visa
This visa is for salaried work in France under a fixed-term contract. It is valid for up to 12 months and must be validated within three months of arrival. ([france-visas.gouv.fr](https://www.france-visas.gouv.fr/activite-salariee))
- Fee
- €99 per person
- Decision
- 2 weeks to 6 weeks
France national or international reputation talent residence permit
This route allows eligible non-European nationals to live in France and undertake employed or self-employed professional activity. For a planned stay of at least one year, the applicant seeks a multi-year residence card; for a shorter stay, a long-stay visa serving as a residence permit is sufficient.
- Fee
- €99 per person
- Decision
- 2 weeks to 6 weeks
France Talent – Qualified Employee residence permit
This permit allows a non-European national to live and work as an employee in France. It covers qualified employees, employees of innovative companies and employees moving within a company group; the card is valid for the length of the employment contract, up to four years.
- Fee
- €99 per person
- Decision
- 2 weeks to 6 weeks
Work in France
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