Nordic own-brand retail chain for car parts, hardware and leisure goods
Biltema operates a Nordic retail chain selling own-branded car parts, hardware, bikes and leisure products. Its tech stack is a Microsoft-centric build (Azure, .NET, C#, Azure DevOps) with an unusually security-heavy layer (Sentinel, Defender for Cloud, Key Vault, SAST/DAST), pointing to in-house development under tight security controls. Current hiring is accelerating and overwhelmingly store sales roles in Sweden, tied to store network expansion.
Biltema is a privately held retailer founded in Sweden in 1963, headquartered in Helsingborg. It started with car parts and has broadened into a general hardware and everyday-goods assortment, including car care, building supplies, leisure items, office tech, bicycles and e-bikes. The company runs more than 100 stores across Sweden, Norway, Finland and Denmark, with a service office and logistics centre on the Swedish west coast in Helsingborg and Halmstad. Products are sold under the Biltema brand and sourced directly from global suppliers without intermediaries, supporting a low-price positioning. The company employs between 1,001 and 5,000 people.
Biltema runs on Microsoft technologies: Azure, Azure DevOps, .NET and C#, with security tooling including Azure Key Vault, Microsoft Defender for Cloud, Sentinel, and SAST/DAST testing.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and concentrated in store sales roles, with some operations positions, mostly junior and manager level, all based in Sweden.
Biltema is headquartered in Helsingborg, Sweden, with its logistics centre in Halmstad. It operates more than 100 stores in Sweden, Norway, Finland and Denmark.
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