Location: Remote – within the European Economic Area (EEA)
Language: English (Scandinavian language skills are a plus)
Start: As soon as possible
Join Ramsalt and build meaningful digital platforms.
Ramsalt is a people-first, remote-first agency built on Scandinavian values of openness, responsibility, and trust. We work with mission-driven clients — from NGOs to universities and publishers — and care about clean code, real collaboration, and a sustainable way of working.
As a Senior Drupal Backend Developer, you’ll work on a mix of impactful projects — from large-scale publishing platforms to NGO sites and headless CMS solutions.
You’ll take ownership of architecture and development, mentor teammates, and share your knowledge both inside and outside the team.
What you’ll do:
Required:
Nice to have:
You don’t need to tick every single box. We know that great developers come with a variety of experiences, and we’re open to shaping the role based on your strengths. If you’re missing some of the “nice to have” skills – don’t worry, let’s talk anyway.
We believe in open source, open communication, and real ownership.
We have a flat structure and high trust culture — ideal for developers who love autonomy, collaboration and continuous learning.
All you need is a CV, a short application, and a link to your drupal.org profile. Send your application here.
Questions? If you have any questions, contact Stephan.
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