Careers

Careers

Work that Makes Sense

We are remote-first. Our delivery hub operates through Scailution Portugal, working closely with Scailution Germany as our client-facing team.

Workplace

Workplace

Workplace

Our Team Spirit

At Scailution Portugal we intentionally choose "spirit" instead of "culture" — and here's why.

We believe "spirit" captures who we are as a high-performance Team, without the pressure of fitting into a rigid "cult-ure" that can make us feel we have to be a certain way.

Team photo of nine men and two women in the office, while one of the man holds a computer showing his colleague remotely on the screen.
Team photo of nine men and two women in the office, while one of the man holds a computer showing his colleague remotely on the screen.
Team photo of nine men and two women in the office, while one of the man holds a computer showing his colleague remotely on the screen.
One team member in the office on a video call with multiple remote colleagues displayed on the TV screen
One team member in the office on a video call with multiple remote colleagues displayed on the TV screen
One team member in the office on a video call with multiple remote colleagues displayed on the TV screen

You probably have friends who love their workplace culture, and that's awesome! We're not here to be different for the sake of it, nor are we against strong or flexible cultures — if that works for them, great!

Every leadership approach has its strengths, and we respect that.

Our focus? Building what feels right for us — a Team Spirit that evolves as we grow, face new challenges, and adapt to our team's and clients' changing needs.

Eight man and three women smiling and posing  for a photo in front of a building.
Eight man and three women smiling and posing  for a photo in front of a building.
Eight man and three women smiling and posing  for a photo in front of a building.

Principles

Principles

Principles

What We Believe In

Principles instead of values? Simple: because values are personal — shaped by our experiences, lessons learned, and what matters most to each of us.

Six coworkers chilling at a bar during a team meeting.
Six coworkers chilling at a bar during a team meeting.
Six coworkers chilling at a bar during a team meeting.
Three developers viewing code on a computer screen.
Three developers viewing code on a computer screen.
Three developers viewing code on a computer screen.

Maybe it's recognition (salary, career growth).

For someone else, stability (security, consistency).

We all bring different values, and we recognize and respect them. These personal values shape each person's unique strengths.

But when we step onto the field as a Team, it's our shared principles that guide how we play together,

Five man and a woman playing board games during a team meeting.
Five man and a woman playing board games during a team meeting.
Five man and a woman playing board games during a team meeting.

We are here to succeed;
not just belong.

We are building a high-performance team, not a family. While we absolutely care for and support each other, we are here to succeed, grow, and perform together — and that includes making space to slow down and recharge when needed.

We are stronger
together.

Our goal is not just to deliver great work but to build long-lasting partnerships. We collaborate, support each other, and create real connections, both within our team and with our clients, through compassion (over empathy) and transparency.

We don’t micromanage
or babysit.

We treat each other like the responsible adults we are. Everyone is accountable for their work, and we trust each person to take ownership, speak up to align expectations when needed, and use that autonomy to learn and grow.

Our role defines our focus;
Not our impact.

We hire the right people for the right roles. Although we keep responsibilities clear, we embrace a team mentality, where everyone plays their part but offers valuable insights beyond their job title.

There’s always room
for improvement.

Excellence is a work in progress, and mistakes are part of being human. We hold ourselves and each other to that standard, giving and having the courage to receive honest, constructive feedback - it’s how we grow both individually and as a team.

Time is valuable.

A significant part of our lives is spent at work, so we deeply respect each other’s time as the most valuable resource we have. We ensure that our efforts are purposeful and that work-life balance means more than just a phrase.

Open Roles

Open Roles

Open Roles

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