Serverless developer jobs
Every open role across Europe that lists Serverless as a required skill. 26 live listings.
24 roles on this page
Staff Software Engineer
Aircall · Paris Office
Senior Engineer (m/w/d) — On-Site & Vollzeit
Fulfin · München
Engineering Manager (m/f/d)
affinidi · London · Berlin
Senior Product Engineer II
prolific · Remote
Services Architect 3 - Paris/London
Datadog · London · Paris
Engineering manager
Seccl · London
Senior software engineer (Node.js/TypeScript)
Seccl · London
DevOps Engineer (m/w/d)
Skaylink · Leipzig, Sachsen
Staff Offensive Security Engineer
Samsara
Senior Software Engineer I
Kaluza · Paris, Paris
Senior Backend Engineer - Gen AI
Zartis · Europe
Senior Softwareentwickler m/w/d
proalphagroup · Freiburg im Breisgau, Baden-Württemberg
Senior Assigned Support Engineer (EMEA)
gitlab · Remote
Enterprise Account Executive - UK
clickhouse
Director, FinOps
ZoomInfo Technologies LLC · Anywhere in the World
Software Engineer I - Trust Tech
Trustpilot · Copenhagen
Solutions Architect - UK
Clickhouse
Commercial Solutions Architect - Germany
Clickhouse
Solutions Architect - Germany
Clickhouse
Engineering Manager
prolific · Remote
Senior Field Engineer | Germany | Remote
grafanalabs
Forward Deployed Engineer, Hebrew speaker
cloudflare · Hybrid
Senior Backend Engineer (m/f/d) - Copyright
Internationalcopyrightenterpriseservices · Berlin, London
Senior Azure Data Engineer - Agentic AI Platform
paiqo GmbH · Remote job
What these 24 roles look like right now
The 24 openings on this page come from 20 different employers, and the picture changes as listings are refreshed every six hours — so this is what the market looks like today rather than a description written once.
Where the roles are
13% of these are fully remote; the rest are concentrated in London and Remote. Coverage is strongest in Germany and Poland and across fully remote roles, which is where most of the European supply we track sits.
Who is hiring
Currently including Clickhouse, prolific, Seccl and affinidi, among 20 employers in total.
Seniority and experience
Most are pitched at senior level, with junior roles also open. Seniority here is read from the listing itself, not from a filter you set — so a role labelled senior really was advertised that way.
Salary transparency
1 of 24 publish a salary range, which is the norm rather than the exception in European tech listings. Where a figure is shown it comes from the employer's own advert — nothing here is an estimate.
How to tell which of these you'd actually get
What an ATS checker sees in your CV
Most applications are read by software before a person sees them. A two-column layout, a header block a parser cannot read, a skills section that never appears as text — none of it looks wrong to you, and all of it changes what the employer receives. Scanning your CV shows the score it gets and every finding behind it, ranked by what each one costs.
Reading a match score
Every listing above gets scored against the skills we extract from your CV — not against keywords you typed in. Each one shows how many of its required skills you already cover and names the ones you do not, so a role you would be filtered out of stops looking like a role worth an evening.