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Build the system care staffs with.

Bemlo is a Swedish tech company building the scheduling and staffing platform for municipalities, regions and private care providers.

Why Bemlo

  • A problem that matters

    The staffing shortage in health and social care affects both the staff and the people they care for. Every schedule that works and every vacancy that is filled shows up in the service straight away.

  • Live with real customers

    Regions, municipalities and private care providers plan and staff in Bemlo every day. What you build is used by schedulers, unit managers and care staff.

  • Backed by Y Combinator

    Bemlo went through Y Combinator and is backed by Long Journey Ventures and Uncommon Capital.

How we work

  • Close to the work

    We work directly with schedulers, staffing offices and payroll teams at our customers and build from how they actually work.

  • AI where it helps

    AI drafts schedules, interprets codes from other systems and removes manual work, with a person making the decision.

  • In central Stockholm

    We work from Norrsken House, alongside other companies working on societal challenges.

Open roles

We hire in Stockholm. Email us with a few lines about yourself and what you have built. No cover letter needed.

  • Engineering · Stockholm

    Forward Deployed Engineer

    You work closely with municipalities and regions as they start using Bemlo. You connect Bemlo to their payroll and HR systems, make scheduling work in their services and build what the product is missing.

    Email us
  • Any role

    Open application

    Do not see a role that fits, but want to build Bemlo with us? Tell us what you can do and what you want to do.

    Email us

Talk to our team

Tell us how your staffing works today, and we will show you how Bemlo works in an organisation like yours.

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