Senior/Staff - Backend Engineer - remote friendly
Pubblicato il 16-09-2026 - Qonto in Milano
Our mission and customers:
We are creating the freedom for SMEs to succeed by delivering Europe's leading finance workspace with banking at its core, augmented by financial tools. We are proud to be rated 4.8 on Trustpilot based on 55,000+ reviews. Our culture puts customer satisfaction at the core of what we do, as proven by our Net Promoter Score of 75 (more about our culture here ).
Our journey:
Founded in 2017 by Alexandre and Steve, Qonto has grown to 1,600+ Qontoers serving over 600,000+ customers across 8 European countries. We have been profitable since 2023, and we are just getting started.
Our beliefs:
We hire for skills and potential. With 80+ nationalities, 45% women, of which 56% of women in our leadership team, diversity isn't a program; It's who we are. We've built a discrimination-free hiring process because the best teams are built on merit.
AI at Qonto:
AI is deeply embedded in how we work (here ) - Every Qontoer gets unlimited access to the best AI tools. We want people who experiment without waiting for permission, push AI beyond the obvious,
know when to trust it, and when to question it.
Location:
You can choose to work in Qonto as long as you're living in (or willing to relocate to) either Germany, France, Italy, Serbia, or Spain.
Mission:
Join us as a Backend Engineer to build the financial infrastructure that 600,000+ European SMEs depend on every day, from highly scalable APIs to robust banking services that handle real money, in real time, with zero room for mistakes.
As a Backend Engineer at Qonto, you will
- Design, build, deploy, and maintain services handling real financial transactions, owning reliability in production, not just at merge time
- Co-own service architecture, resilience, and scalability with respect to Domain-Driven Design principles
- Grow in technical leadership: lead design discussions, anticipate risks, and mentor less experienced engineers
- Drive continuous improvement, from fixing flaky CI to running post-mortems