Node.js / React Developer - Vorarlberg / Hybrid

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€60,000–€80,000 per year (posted by the employer)Meets the EU Blue Card salary minimum
Permanent residency after about 5 yrs
Citizenship after about 10 yrs
Work language: likely English (posting is in English)

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About the role

Node.js / React Developer - Vorarlberg / Hybrid (Node.js Developer, React Developer, Full Stack Developer, Software Engineer, Softwareentwickler, Entwickler, Node.js, React, TypeScript, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Azure DevOps, Git, CI/CD, Docker, Node.js Developer, React Developer, Full Stack Developer, Software Engineer, Softwareentwickler, Entwickler) My client are a fast growing, AI driven, software and consulting company with over 30 years' experience in the software solutions market. They are…

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Location Insights: Hohenems, Dornbirn

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Weather (City)
Vienna (nearest reference city): summer highs about 81°F / 27°C, winter highs about 40°F / 4°C
Safety (Country)
Very high peacefulness (Global Peace Index rank 6)

Salary

€60,000–€80,000 per year (posted by the employer)

The posted salary is at or above the Austria EU Blue Card minimum of €55,678 per year. See the visa routes below for every requirement.

Work visa routes in Austria

EU Blue Card

Salary at least €55,678 per year (gross annual salary including special payments (2026)).

A binding job offer in Austria at or above the salary threshold
A completed course of study of at least 3 years at a university or other tertiary institution

Without a degree

IT professionals: at least 3 years of relevant professional experience comparable to a 3-year degree, gained in the last 7 years

Source: migration.gv.at (Austrian government): EU Blue Card(opens in new tab) · checked 6 October 2026

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Work permits issued in 2025

7,126 first permits for work
615 EU Blue Cards
4,348 highly skilled worker permits

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