Find open software engineering roles in Germany, the Netherlands, Ireland, Spain or the Nordics at employers that hire non-EU candidates. Each finding must be ONE job posting for ONE role, hosted either on the employer's own careers domain or on an applicant tracking system. Accept job-boards.greenhouse.io, boards.greenhouse.io, jobs.lever.co, jobs.ashbyhq.com, myworkdayjobs.com, smartrecruiters.com, apply.workable.com, jobs.jobvite.com, careers.icims.com, darwinbox.in, keka.com, zohorecruit.com, or a company's own /careers/, /jobs/ or /join/ path that carries a role identifier in the URL. MUST-HAVES: the role is based in one of those countries or is explicitly remote-EU; the title or requirements place it at senior level or 5+ years; The posting must still be open. Reject anything showing 'closed', 'filled', 'position no longer available', 'no longer accepting applications', or a deadline that has passed. The posting must have been published or last updated within the last 21 days. If the page carries no date at all, say so in the summary and rank it below an otherwise identical dated posting rather than assuming it is fresh. The following RAISE the value of a finding and are NOT requirements: a published compensation band, a named tech stack, the team size, the reporting line, and whether the role is onsite, hybrid or remote. Say which of them are present. Never reject a posting for omitting them: most postings omit compensation, and treating that as disqualifying rejects almost everything. REJECT these domains outright, they are never the employer: naukri.com, instahyre.com, foundit.in, monsterindia.com, hirist.tech, cutshort.io, glassdoor, indeed, ziprecruiter, simplyhired, jooble, talent.com, adzuna, reed.co.uk, totaljobs, cv-library, stepstone, xing, jobs-radar.com, itreferraljobs.in, educativ.net, digitalxnode.com, and any page whose title reads 'ROLE at COMPANY | SITENAME'. Also skip search and category pages (any URL carrying q=, query=, keyword=, search=, page= or offset=, or a path ending at /jobs, /careers, /vacancies or /openings with no role identifier), recruiter and staffing agency pages, LinkedIn profiles of people who already hold the role, 'we are hiring' social posts, salary guides, interview-prep articles, and course or bootcamp adverts. Visa sponsorship, EU Blue Card support and relocation assistance are PREFERENCES, not requirements. So is the absence of a local-language requirement, though you must always STATE the language requirement when there is one, since for a non-EU applicant it is usually the real filter. Lead with the company, the country, the language requirement, and whether relocation or sponsorship is mentioned.