2026 WeTransfer Graduate Software Engineer Program
Pubblicato il 20-10-2026 - Jamnet Team in Milano
Program Summary
- Host Organization: WeTransfer and Bending Spoons
- Target Audience: Recent graduates and aspiring software engineers
- Primary Vantaggi: Outstanding starting salary and company equity options
- Program Type: Permanent or fixed‑term placement
- Duty Stations: Milan (Italy), London (UK), Madrid (Spain), Warsaw (Poland), or remote from approved European countries
- Application Deadline: Ongoing
About the Initiative
The 2026 WeTransfer Graduate Software Engineer Program offers a full learning experience, pairing top developers and product managers with new graduates to teach real operational engineering skills. The program is built on a flat structure and advanced mentoring to bridge academic theory and practical market execution.
As part of Bending Spoons, you will join a high‑performing, autonomous environment that integrates artificial intelligence into daily development workflows.
Why this Program Boosts Your Future Career
This specialized pathway accelerates your standing as a future software architect or technology director.
It places you at the centre of cloud engineering, algorithmic design, and consulting networks, qualifying you for lucrative careers in technical product management and global platform engineering.
Benefits
- Outstanding starting salary: £85,797 per year in London; €66,065 per year elsewhere in Europe
- Rapid compensation growth to £112,189–£250,512 in London or €107,837–€188,848 in Europe
- Option to receive part of compensation in discounted company equity for permanent contracts
- 50% tax cut for relocation to Milan offices
- Comprehensive health insurance coverage
- Flexible working hours and remote options from eligible European countries
- Generous relocation packages and parental support
- Unlimited support for continuous learning and professional development courses
- Invitation to an annual corporate retreat with teammates
Eligibility and Requirements
- Academic Background: Open to students and recent graduates