Which companies are hiring engineers in Amsterdam right now? This is every company on the board with an open €100k+ role there, most open roles first. Pick one to see its roles, or browse the full board below.
Right now 23 companies among the companies have 3,993 open roles in Amsterdam, most at Google, Apple and QRT. 9 of them sponsor visas.
By Felix · roles refreshed daily from company career pagesGoogle has one of the largest EU engineering presences of any US company. Zurich, London, Munich, and Dublin all run core product work—Search, Maps, YouTube, Cloud. The Zurich office alone is one of their biggest globally. If you want FAANG-level work in Europe, this is one of the best options.
See Google's 272 roles →Apple's EU engineering footprint is quieter than Google's or Meta's, but it's substantial. London, Munich, Cambridge, and Cork all have real teams. Cambridge in particular does chip and hardware work that's hard to find elsewhere in Europe.
See Apple's 252 roles →Qube Research & Technologies (QRT) is a global quantitative hedge fund with major engineering hubs in London, Paris, Amsterdam, and Zurich. One of the most active EU tech hirers in the quant space—they post hundreds of roles across software engineering, data engineering, FPGA, infrastructure, and security. Senior engineers earn £91–134K in London and comparable in Paris/Amsterdam.
See QRT's 202 roles →Cloudflare has EU offices in London, Lisbon, and Munich. They sit at the edge of the internet—literally. The engineering work around CDN, security, and performance is technically deep. One of the more interesting infrastructure companies to work at.
See Cloudflare's 192 roles →NVIDIA has become one of the most important companies in tech thanks to AI and GPU computing. They have EU roles across several countries. If you're interested in hardware, CUDA, or ML infrastructure, they're hard to beat.
See NVIDIA's 186 roles →Nebius is the Amsterdam-headquartered, Nasdaq-listed AI cloud that spun out of Yandex. They build GPU clusters, their own server hardware, and a full cloud stack for AI training and inference, with engineering concentrated in Amsterdam and teams in London, Prague, Berlin, Finland, and Paris plus remote roles across Europe.
See Nebius's 180 roles →Microsoft has offices across most of Europe and tends to hire steadily. They're not as flashy as some of the other FAANG companies on this board, but the stability, benefits, and breadth of engineering work are hard to argue with.
See Microsoft's 176 roles →DRW is a Chicago-born proprietary trading firm with a large London engineering office and a smaller one in Amsterdam. Engineers work on C++ and Python trading platforms, FPGA development, cloud and Linux infrastructure, and crypto systems for its Cumberland arm.
See DRW's 176 roles →Personio is one of the bigger European-born companies on this board. Based in Munich, they're building HR software specifically for the European market. If you want to work at a scale-up that's actually European, not just a US company with an EU office, Personio is a solid pick.
See Personio's 167 roles →eBay has been around longer than most companies on this board, but they still run significant engineering across Europe. The marketplace problems—search, recommendations, payments, trust—are technically interesting at their scale.
See eBay's 167 roles →Mistral AI is a Paris-based AI company building frontier large language models. Founded by former DeepMind and Meta researchers, they're one of Europe's most important AI companies. If you want to work on cutting-edge AI research and infrastructure in Europe, Mistral is the one to watch.
See Mistral AI's 167 roles →ElevenLabs builds AI voice and audio models—text-to-speech, dubbing and conversational agents—and is one of Europe's fastest-growing AI companies. Engineering and research teams are spread across London, Warsaw, Sofia and Berlin, plus remote roles across Europe. London engineers earn a median of £190K (packages start around £100K), and Poland-based research engineers start around PLN 950K.
See ElevenLabs's 165 roles →Jump Trading is a Chicago-based quantitative trading firm with engineering and research teams in London, Amsterdam, and Paris. They hire HPC and systems engineers, SREs, FPGA engineers, ML research engineers, and quantitative researchers. An Amsterdam SRE posting lists €150–175K.
See Jump Trading's 159 roles →JetBrains makes the IDEs that most developers love—IntelliJ, WebStorm, PyCharm, and Kotlin. Headquartered in Prague with offices across Europe. If you want to build developer tools used by millions of engineers, there are few better places.
See JetBrains's 158 roles →Databricks has been growing aggressively in Europe with roles across several EU cities. The data and AI space is moving fast, and they're at the centre of it. Strong engineering culture with academic roots.
See Databricks's 155 roles →Optiver is a global market maker headquartered in Amsterdam. They're one of the most technically sophisticated trading firms in the world, with deep expertise in low-latency systems, quantitative research, and infrastructure engineering. Their Amsterdam office is the HQ and a major engineering hub.
See Optiver's 155 roles →Mollie is an Amsterdam-based payments company serving European businesses. They've grown rapidly and the engineering team works on payment processing, checkout optimization, and financial infrastructure. One of the Netherlands' most successful tech companies.
See Mollie's 154 roles →Pleo is the European fintech building smart business spending solutions. Headquartered in Copenhagen with offices in London, Berlin, Stockholm, Madrid, and Lisbon. 800+ employees across 74+ nationalities. Engineering covers payments, cards, and expense automation.
See Pleo's 153 roles →Maven Securities is a London-based options market-making firm with an Amsterdam office. They hire C++, Python, and platform engineers for low-latency trading systems. Senior engineers earn £99–180K. Small team, high impact—if you want to work close to the trading systems at a prop shop with genuine EU presence, Maven is worth a look.
See Maven Securities's 153 roles →Flow Traders is an Amsterdam-headquartered ETF market maker listed on Euronext, with engineering teams in Amsterdam and London. They hire senior C++ software engineers, staff engineers for trading automation and backend platforms, research engineers, and engineering managers.
See Flow Traders's 153 roles →IMC is a Dutch market maker headquartered in Amsterdam, with a digital-assets engineering team in Zug. They hire C++, Java, and Python software engineers, performance engineers, HPC systems architects, ML engineers, and quant developers.
See IMC's 151 roles →Booking.com is headquartered in Amsterdam and is one of the largest engineering organisations in Europe. The scale of experimentation they run is unusual—thousands of A/B tests at any given time. One of the few EU-headquartered companies operating at this scale.
See Booking.com's 150 roles →Adyen is headquartered in Amsterdam and is one of Europe's most successful fintech companies. They built their payments platform end-to-end, which is unusual—no middleware, no legacy. The engineering is technically interesting and the pay is competitive.
See Adyen's 150 roles →
