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Pleo
United Kingdom | Denmark | Germany | Portugal | Sweden | Spain | Netherlands

Senior Backend Engineer - Payments

Salary: unknownRemoteSeniorBackend engineering
JavaKotlinRubyPostgreSQLAWSKubernetesGrafanaAML/KYC
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Pleo, a software company in fintech and payments, has an open position for Senior Backend Engineer - Payments. The role is remote, and the posting gives Germany, Denmark, Spain and 4 more countries as the location. Our labels mark it as a senior-level role in backend engineering. The stack in the posting includes PostgreSQL, AWS, Kubernetes, Grafana, Java and Kotlin. Pleo has 28 open positions on this site, 10 of them in IT and engineering.

Posted today · Last checked 2026-11-03

About Pleo

Fintech and payments Software product company 28 open positions, 36% in IT and engineering. Most open roles: Sales (8), Marketing and communications (5), Software engineering (general) (5).

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WorkplaceRemote
SenioritySenior
RoleBackend engineering
CountriesGermany, Denmark, Spain, United Kingdom, The Netherlands, Portugal, Sweden
LanguagesJavaKotlinRuby
Employment typeFullTime
Key factsStack: Java, Kotlin, Ruby, PostgreSQL, AWS, Kubernetes, Grafana · Remote

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