Companies Hiring Software Engineers in Cambridge (€100k+)

Which companies are hiring engineers in Cambridge 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 6 companies among the companies have 506 open roles in Cambridge, most at Apple, AWS and NVIDIA. 4 of them sponsor visas.

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6 companies hiring in Cambridge

  1. 126 open rolesSponsors visas

    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.

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  2. AWS

    117 open rolesSponsors visas

    AWS has engineering teams in Dublin, Berlin, and other EU cities. The scale is enormous—most of the internet runs on their infrastructure. Not remote-friendly, but the breadth of engineering work is unmatched.

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  3. 80 open roles26,000+ peopleSponsors visas

    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.

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  4. 68 open rolesSponsors visas

    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.

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  5. 63 open roles

    Amazon hires across a lot of European cities—Dublin, Berlin, London, Luxembourg, Gdańsk. The sheer volume of roles means there's usually something open, and they tend to move quickly on hiring. Engineering culture varies by team, which is worth keeping in mind.

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  6. 52 open roles

    Roku makes the streaming platform behind Roku TV, Roku players and The Roku Channel, with its own operating system, advertising stack and content platform. Its European engineering centres are in Cambridge and Manchester, where teams build the Roku OS, search and recommendations, advertising and cloud services.

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