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Swat.io is a Software-as-a-Service product that supports marketers in Social Media Publishing and Community Management. We are proud to be an independent, self-financed, product-led company, focused on building a product that users actually love. We follow a self-service-first approach and intentionally avoid aggressive sales tactics, putting user experience and value at the center of everything we do.

We’re a small, dynamic, and at the same time stable company with more than 15 years of bootstrapped success. Things move fast here, and good ideas don’t get stuck in meetings. They get heard and turned into action. Around 50 people from different backgrounds work together in a lean, agile way, with a lot of trust and personal responsibility.

Check out below "Why you Should Work at Swat.io" and our FAQ for more details on our company culture and our recruiting process.

• Hybrid work mode: You can comfortably work full-remote and/or from our Vienna office. Whatever works best for you, as long as you reside in the European Union and in the Central European Time zone plus or minus 2 hours
• An exciting area of responsibility with high autonomy and room for personal growth
• Space for your own ideas and improvements to our product
• Generous annual educational budget
• We support family leave for all parents and guarantee the same job upon your return
• Top-notch MacBook Pro
• First-class equipment for your home or office workspace with perfect access to public transport (U4, U6) & the Vienna bike network (Vienna, Austria)
• Team activities, internal knowledge sharing, and company events, where all Swaties from around the world come together and celebrate
• If you work in Austria, we support an annual pass for public transportation (Wiener Linien) or a part of the climate ticket
  
  We are proud to have an inclusive workplace environment that will foster your development no matter your gender, civil status, family status, sexual orientation, religion, age, disability, education level, or race.

• Annoying micro-management
• Office politics
• Lengthy coordination and approval processes
• Monotonous tasks and boring work
• Egos and bullshit before real results