Lithuania

Feeny is tracking about 306 open tech roles in Lithuania, from roughly 32 companies hiring. Each listing comes off a company's careers page, so it reflects a live opening. Nearly all of it runs through Vilnius, the country's tech center. Filter by discipline to narrow the field.

Vilnius is essentially the whole market, and it punches absurdly above its weight. For a capital its size, the fintech and cybersecurity output is startling. A few roles surface elsewhere, but across the 1 Lithuanian cities we index Vilnius is where the density is. Job-hunting in Lithuanian tech means job-hunting in Vilnius.

Vinted, one of Europe's largest secondhand marketplaces, came out of Vilnius, and so did Nord Security's NordVPN. Fintech-friendly regulation helped turn the city into a genuine hub for financial and security products. So the hiring leans toward consumer-scale platforms and security engineering. Feeny lists roles from about 32 companies, so the live set is worth checking directly.

The work skews fintech, cybersecurity, and backend engineering. Vinted means real demand for engineers who can build consumer platforms at scale, while Nord Security anchors a strong cybersecurity presence. The fintech-friendly regulatory environment keeps a steady flow of payments and financial-systems work coming. It's a small market that produces an outsized amount of serious engineering.

Vilnius offers a low cost of living against a fast-growing tech scene, so local salaries go a long way. The community is small and connected, which makes it easy to plug in. English is widely used in tech teams, with Lithuanian for daily life. The honest trade is scale: it's a compact market, so the number of employers is smaller than in a bigger European hub, even if the quality is high.

Lithuania has a fast-track Blue Card-style route for skilled workers plus a startup visa, and it has been aggressively courting fintech talent. EU citizens can work without a permit. The market is genuinely open to foreign hires, especially in fintech, where the country has actively built a welcome. The startup visa is worth a look if you're coming to build rather than to join.