Software Engineer jobs in France
823 live software engineer postings from 220 employers in France, 306 of them new in the last 7 days. Here is what they ask for, how many are remote, and where the offices are — from MatchRadar's own job pool, updated .
- Live postings
- 823
- Employers
- 220
- New this week
- 306
- Median age
- 14 days
What employers ask for
Share of the 220 employers whose ads name each competence.
- computer science
41% - Python
36% - Java
35% - TypeScript
35% - DevOps
34% - database
30% - PostgreSQL
28% - JavaScript
26% - integrated development environment software
19% - French
19% - Jenkins
14% - utilise machine learning
12%
Remote, hybrid or on-site
- Remote
15% - Hybrid
23% - On-site
0% - Not stated in the ad
62%
Seniority
- Mid-level or not stated
58% - Senior / lead
23% - Intern / trainee
18% - Junior / entry
1% - Director and above
0%
Where the jobs are in France
- Paris · 79
- Lille · 20
- Chambéry · 14
- Orléans · 10
- Brest · 9
- Echirolles · 6
The titles these jobs are posted under
- Stage · 51
- Senior Software Engineer · 35
- Software Engineer · 17
- Développeur Java · 11
- Développeur Java H/F · 10
- STAGE · 9
- Fullstack Software Engineer · 7
- Développeuse / Développeur Fullstack · 7
Employers posting the most
Sopra Steria · Capgemini · Inetum · Atos · Thales · Klanik
Software Engineer jobs elsewhere
- Germany · 1,801
- United States · 1,582
- Romania · 639
- United Kingdom · 600
- Poland · 380
- Ireland · 216
Other roles in France
- Project Manager · 495
- Sales Manager · 295
- Operations Manager · 194
How these numbers are made
MatchRadar scans employer career sites, public job boards and open job data every weekday for its members. These figures count the postings still live on 2026-10-15 whose title names this role and whose location is in France; a posting listing offices in two countries counts in both, and the same job seen on two sources counts once. A page is published only when at least 30 postings from 10 employers stand behind it. No job ad is reproduced here.
Sources whose terms do not clearly allow re-use are left out of every figure. Competences are matched against ESCO, the European Commission's skills classification (© European Union, CC BY 4.0).