Which companies are hiring engineers in London 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 83 companies among the companies have 76,562 open roles in London, most at Google, AWS and Apple. 19 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 999 roles →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.
See AWS's 984 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 965 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 962 roles →Wise (formerly TransferWise) is a London-based fintech that built international money transfers from scratch. They have major engineering hubs in Tallinn, London, and Budapest. The engineering challenges around real-time payments, compliance, and multi-currency infrastructure are technically deep.
See Wise's 950 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.
See Amazon's 935 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 935 roles →Stripe has engineering teams in Dublin and London. They're known for hiring strong engineers and giving them hard problems—payments infrastructure at global scale. The bar is high, but the work is genuinely interesting.
See Stripe's 935 roles →CrowdStrike is the cybersecurity company behind the Falcon platform, a cloud-native endpoint, cloud and identity protection suite backed by one of the largest threat-intelligence operations in the industry. Its European engineering teams sit in London and Bucharest, with roles across the UK, Ireland, Germany and Romania.
See CrowdStrike's 932 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 931 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 931 roles →Lovable is the Stockholm-based AI app builder that turns a prompt into a working full-stack application, and one of the fastest-growing startups Europe has produced. Engineering sits in Stockholm with a growing London office, working on the agent runtime, platform infrastructure and security. Senior engineers in Stockholm earn around SEK 1.68M (roughly €151K), with a median of SEK 1.37M.
See Lovable's 931 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 930 roles →Thought Machine is a London-based fintech building cloud-native core banking infrastructure. Their platform Vault powers banks around the world. The engineering is technically deep—distributed systems, financial transaction processing, and cloud infrastructure at scale.
See Thought Machine's 928 roles →Helsing is Europe's best-funded defence-AI company, building AI software, strike drones and electronic-warfare systems out of Munich, with engineering teams in Berlin, London, Paris and Barcelona. They hire AI research engineers, backend, frontend and embedded software engineers, and electronics and systems engineers. Senior engineers earn a median of around €152K total comp in Munich (€176K at L3) and around £122K in London.
See Helsing's 928 roles →Neo4j builds the leading graph database, with core engineering split between London and Malmö. Teams work on the database kernel, clustering and sharding, the Aura cloud platform, and graph data science.
See Neo4j's 928 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.
See Roku's 928 roles →Monzo is one of the UK's most successful fintech companies. The engineering team works in Go and has built most of their banking infrastructure from scratch. If you're interested in fintech and want to work at a company that's genuinely product-led, Monzo is a standout.
See Monzo's 927 roles →Intercom is a customer messaging platform with a major engineering hub in Dublin. They build real-time communication tools used by thousands of businesses. Strong product engineering culture with interesting problems around messaging infrastructure and AI.
See Intercom's 926 roles →UiPath is a Romanian-born automation platform that went public in 2021. Their Bucharest engineering office is one of the largest in Romania, and compensation is confirmed at €100–130K for senior engineers—exceptional for the market. If you want scale-up engineering challenges with a strong local team, UiPath Bucharest is worth looking at.
See UiPath's 926 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 926 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 926 roles →Wolt is a Helsinki-born delivery platform now part of DoorDash. They have engineering teams across Northern and Central Europe. Known for strong engineering culture and interesting logistics and marketplace problems.
See Wolt's 925 roles →Applied Intuition builds the simulation, validation and vehicle software stack that car makers, truck OEMs and defence programmes use to develop autonomous and software-defined vehicles. Its European engineering teams in Munich, Stuttgart and London work on cloud infrastructure, the vehicle OS, perception and machine learning software.
See Applied Intuition's 925 roles →Meta runs significant engineering out of London, Dublin, and Zurich. These teams work on core infrastructure, AI, and product—not support functions. They've been remote-friendly for EU roles, which widens the options beyond those three cities.
See Meta's 922 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 922 roles →Trade Republic is a Berlin-based neobroker and one of Europe's fastest-growing fintech companies. They're building investment infrastructure for millions of Europeans. The engineering challenges around real-time trading, regulatory compliance, and financial data are technically deep.
See Trade Republic's 922 roles →Bloomberg is the financial data, analytics and media company behind the Bloomberg Terminal. Its European engineering centres are in London and Dublin, where teams build the Terminal's data platforms, distributed databases, Kubernetes infrastructure and news systems.
See Bloomberg's 922 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 921 roles →Goldman Sachs has large engineering teams in London and other EU cities. They've been investing heavily in technology, and the engineering work goes well beyond traditional finance—platform engineering, cloud infrastructure, developer tools. The pay is competitive with FAANG.
See Goldman Sachs's 921 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 921 roles →Modal is a serverless cloud platform for running AI and data workloads, built by a small team of systems engineers. Alongside New York and San Francisco they have an engineering office in Stockholm and hire in London. Stockholm Member of Technical Staff roles are posted at $140–200K plus equity.
See Modal's 921 roles →Attio is a London-based, AI-native CRM built for modern go-to-market teams. The engineering team works on the product, platform and security from London and remotely across Poland, Portugal, Ireland and Germany. Senior engineers are posted at £95–125K in London and €95–125K for remote EU.
See Attio's 921 roles →Tripadvisor is the world's largest travel guidance platform, and its Viator and Bókun brands run on engineering teams in London and Oxford. They work on search, ranking, machine learning, and mobile apps at consumer scale.
See Tripadvisor's 919 roles →Point72 is Steve Cohen's hedge fund, and its Warsaw office is a real engineering hub building trading, treasury, compliance, and market-intelligence data platforms, with quant developers and researchers in London. Roles cover software engineering, data and platform engineering, and quantitative development for its Cubist systematic arm.
See Point72's 919 roles →Docker makes the developer tooling behind containers: Docker Desktop, Docker Hub, the Docker Engine and build and supply-chain security tooling. Its engineering organisation is remote across North America and Europe, with UK-based roles on the engine, sandboxes and secure-build teams.
See Docker's 919 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 918 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 918 roles →Anthropic is an AI safety company building Claude, one of the most capable large language models. They have engineering teams in London, Dublin, and Zurich working on core model development, infrastructure, and safety research. One of the highest-paying companies in AI.
See Anthropic's 917 roles →Ripple builds enterprise blockchain and crypto payment infrastructure, including RippleNet, the XRP Ledger, and its stablecoin products. Their European engineering teams sit in London, Dublin, and Geneva, working on payments connectivity, security, data, and infrastructure.
See Ripple's 917 roles →Cohere builds enterprise-focused large language models (Command, Embed, Rerank) and the North agent platform, with a strong focus on private and sovereign deployments. The European engineering and research teams are in London and Paris, with further roles in Berlin, Munich and Edinburgh and many postings open across Europe. London engineers earn a median of £176K, with L3 packages around £236K.
See Cohere's 917 roles →Sierra builds conversational AI agents for customer service at large consumer brands, co-founded by former Salesforce co-CEO Bret Taylor. Its European engineering teams sit in London, Paris, Madrid and Munich, building and deploying agents for enterprise customers. Posted ranges are exceptional: London software engineers at £150–315K, Paris €125–265K and Madrid €170–245K.
See Sierra's 917 roles →Spotify is headquartered in Stockholm, which makes them one of the few companies on this board that's actually European. They have engineering teams across Stockholm, London, and other EU cities. Strong engineering culture and one of the best-known tech brands to come out of Europe.
See Spotify's 916 roles →Atlassian is remote-first now, which makes them accessible from most EU countries. The products—Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket—are used by almost every engineering team, so the scale of impact is real even if the company isn't as visible as FAANG.
See Atlassian's 916 roles →Proton is the company behind ProtonMail and ProtonVPN, headquartered in Geneva. They're building privacy-focused tools used by millions. If you care about security, encryption, and digital privacy, Proton is one of the most mission-driven companies in Europe.
See Proton's 916 roles →n8n is the leading open-source workflow automation platform. Based in Berlin with remote roles across Europe, backed by Sequoia with $240M raised. Salary data is limited, but equity upside at this stage could be significant. Engineering spans AI agents, cloud infrastructure, and core workflow engine development.
See n8n's 916 roles →Squarepoint Capital is a global quantitative hedge fund with engineering offices in London, Warsaw, Madrid, and Geneva. They hire software developers for data infrastructure, quant platforms, and trading systems in Python, C++, and KDB+. Compensation is at the high end for European quant firms—£82–150K TC in London, with Warsaw and Madrid roles also well above market.
See Squarepoint Capital's 916 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 916 roles →Virtu Financial is a NASDAQ-listed market maker whose European engineering is centred in Dublin, with a smaller team in London. Dublin hires full-stack developers, FPGA hardware engineers, and quantitative strategists, and London hires Java software engineers.
See Virtu Financial's 916 roles →Deliveroo is London-based and one of Europe's biggest delivery platforms. The real-time logistics and marketplace engineering is technically challenging. They've also been investing heavily in their advertising and merchant tools.
See Deliveroo's 915 roles →Palantir has EU offices in London and other cities. The work is different from most companies on this board—data platforms for government and enterprise clients. The engineering is technically deep, and they're selective about hiring.
See Palantir's 915 roles →Epic Games makes Unreal Engine and Fortnite. They have EU offices and the engineering work spans game development, 3D graphics, and platform infrastructure. If you're interested in game tech or real-time 3D, they're one of the few companies doing it at this scale.
See Epic Games's 915 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 915 roles →Tower Research Capital is a high-frequency trading firm with engineering offices in London and Amsterdam. They hire software engineers and quantitative developers for low-latency market infrastructure. London roles pay £117–188K. One of the largest HFT firms globally.
See Tower Research Capital's 915 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 915 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 915 roles →Figma changed how designers work, and they've been expanding into Europe. The engineering work is focused on real-time collaboration, which is a hard problem. If you care about developer and design tools, they're one of the most exciting companies on this board.
See Figma's 914 roles →OpenAI builds ChatGPT and the models behind it. Its European engineering is concentrated in London, Dublin and Munich, working on the same ChatGPT and platform infrastructure as the San Francisco teams rather than on a regional sideline. Pay for the London roles is published on the posting and is among the highest on this board.
See OpenAI's 914 roles →Vercel is the company behind Next.js and a leading frontend deployment platform. They have engineering presence in Berlin and London. If you care about developer experience, frontend infrastructure, and edge computing, Vercel is one of the most interesting companies in the space.
See Vercel's 914 roles →Klaviyo is a marketing automation platform focused on e-commerce. They have engineering teams in London and Dublin with strong compensation. The engineering challenges involve large-scale data processing, ML-powered personalization, and real-time messaging infrastructure.
See Klaviyo's 914 roles →GSA Capital is a London-based quantitative trading firm. Small, technical team focused on systematic strategies. Senior software engineers earn £101–184K. They don't post many roles but when they do, they're looking for strong engineers who can work close to the trading systems.
See GSA Capital's 914 roles →Five Rings is a proprietary trading firm with offices in London and Amsterdam. They hire software developers and systems engineers who work on low-latency trading infrastructure in C++ and Python. Compensation is at the top end of the market—£137–198K TC for London roles.
See Five Rings's 914 roles →Anduril builds autonomous defence systems: drones, sensors and the Lattice command-and-control software that ties them together. Their UK engineering team in London (with flight testing in Llanbedr, Wales) hires mission software, robotics, product security and DevOps engineers. London engineers earn a median of around £146K total comp.
See Anduril's 914 roles →Waymo runs the world's largest fully driverless ride-hailing service, and their London office hosts machine learning, simulation and AI-foundations engineering teams. We deliberately leave out their Warsaw roles, which pay well below the London bar. London pay is exceptional: around £109K total comp at L3 and £227K at L5.
See Waymo's 914 roles →Isomorphic Labs is Alphabet's AI drug-discovery company, spun out of DeepMind and headquartered in London with a second office in Lausanne. They hire research scientists, ML research engineers and software and data platform engineers to build on AlphaFold-class models. Senior engineers in London earn a median of around £238K total comp, among the highest in Europe.
See Isomorphic Labs's 914 roles →Scale AI provides the data and evaluation infrastructure behind frontier AI models, plus generative-AI applications for enterprises and governments. Their London office hires platform, infrastructure, ML and forward-deployed engineers. Senior engineers in London earn a median of around £161K total comp (£218K at L4).
See Scale AI's 914 roles →GoCardless is a London fintech that processes bank-to-bank payments (direct debit and open banking) for tens of thousands of businesses. Engineering is headquartered in London, with additional hubs in Lisbon and Riga; we only list the London roles.
See GoCardless's 914 roles →Jane Street is a quantitative trading firm famous for running its entire stack in OCaml. The London office hires software engineers, FPGA/ASIC hardware engineers, Linux and network engineers, cybersecurity engineers, and ML researchers.
See Jane Street's 914 roles →Hudson River Trading is an algorithmic trading firm whose London office builds low-latency C++ trading systems, HPC and GPU infrastructure, hardware design, and AI research tooling, with a smaller trading-support team in Dublin. Most roles are posted for London alongside the US offices. Postings list $200–300K base.
See Hudson River Trading's 914 roles →Man Group is the world's largest publicly listed hedge fund, headquartered in London, where its AHL and Systematic teams run quantitative strategies on an open-source-friendly Python stack (they built ArcticDB). London roles include quantitative developers, Python and systems engineers, and quant researchers.
See Man Group's 914 roles →Wintermute is one of the largest algorithmic trading firms in crypto, providing liquidity across most digital-asset exchanges and OTC. Engineering is in London: C++ and Python developers building low-latency trading systems, plus ML and quant researchers.
See Wintermute's 914 roles →XTX Markets is a London-based algorithmic trading firm and one of the largest liquidity providers in global markets, running on a massive in-house GPU research cluster. Engineering is in London: C++ software engineers, ML performance engineers, and security and shared-platform engineers.
See XTX Markets's 914 roles →G-Research is a London quantitative research and technology firm that runs one of the largest private compute platforms in Europe. Nearly all engineering is in London: software, infrastructure, Kubernetes, networking, security, and ML engineers, plus quantitative and ML researchers.
See G-Research's 914 roles →Checkout.com is a London-headquartered global payments company that processes card, wallet and local payments for large online merchants. Its London engineering hub builds the acquiring, fraud-detection and payment-orchestration platform, with teams working in Go, .NET and cloud infrastructure.
See Checkout.com's 914 roles →Zego is a London-based insurtech that sells usage-based commercial motor insurance to delivery drivers, couriers and fleets, priced with telematics data. Its London data and engineering team builds the pricing, claims and telematics platform.
See Zego's 914 roles →Granola is an AI notepad for meetings that transcribes calls and turns rough notes into structured summaries. The company is based in London, where its small engineering team builds the desktop and mobile apps, the transcription pipeline and the AI features.
See Granola's 914 roles →incident.io is a London-based incident management and on-call platform that helps engineering teams declare, run and learn from incidents directly in Slack. Its product, platform and security engineers work from London on a Go and TypeScript stack.
See incident.io's 914 roles →xAI is the AI company behind the Grok models and apps, training them on one of the largest GPU clusters in the world. Its London engineering team works on backend APIs, mobile apps, sandboxing infrastructure and X Money.
See xAI's 914 roles →Flo Health is the London-based company behind Flo, the women's health and cycle-tracking app used by tens of millions of people every month. Its London engineering team builds the app's AI and machine-learning features, mobile clients, security and infrastructure.
See Flo Health's 914 roles →Clear Street is a New York fintech building a cloud-native prime brokerage and clearing platform for institutional investors. Its London engineering team works on front-end trading tools, execution services, payments and regulatory reporting.
See Clear Street's 914 roles →Apollo Research is an AI safety organisation that evaluates frontier models for deceptive and scheming behaviour and advises labs and governments on AI control. It is based in London (with a San Francisco office), where its engineers build evaluation infrastructure, red-teaming tooling and security systems.
See Apollo Research's 914 roles →MoonPay is a crypto payments company that lets people buy, sell and swap digital assets inside wallets, apps and its own products. Its engineering organisation is split between London and New York, with London teams working on blockchain platforms, mobile apps, data and machine learning.
See MoonPay's 914 roles →Expedia Group runs Expedia, Hotels.com and Vrbo, one of the world's largest online travel platforms. Its London engineering centre builds the booking and supply platforms, data platforms and machine-learning systems behind search, pricing and recommendations.
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