See yourself in Danske Bank

We shape how millions across the Nordics bank every day.

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Why you will enjoy working with us

We trust you and value your freedom

Our trust is something we give by default. If you're with us - you are professional enough to make your own decisions, you are free to be your true self, you are always encouraged to speak up & be heard. 

Products you will develop

Our colleagues play an important role in the development of some of the most innovative products powered by Danske. To name a few - JUNE (a robot simplifying the investment process), Real Estate Buying App (solution helping people buy housing), P27 Nordic Payments (a cross-border payment system) and many others.

Tech stack you will work with

Even though there's a "bank" in our name, it is no longer all about the mainframe. Look through the relevant job ads to see the specific technologies we use, or approach the hiring manager and hear it directly from him/her!

Some of the areas we hire for

Our software engineering teams develop the future digital solutions using a variety of modern technologies and agile methods. In teams with other highly dedicated colleagues, they expand the existing product suite with new features by applying best practices in designs and utilisation of technologies. On this journey, we use programming languages like C#, JavaScript and supporting frameworks like .NET and Angular.

Roles we typically hire for:.

  • Net developers
  • Java developers
  • Javascript developers 
  • Software developers


In Danske Technight events we seek to exchange the knowledge about various IT-related topics, discuss case studies & foster the collaboration between leading IT companies and professionals in Lithuania.  

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