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Software Engineer, Intern

Stripe is hiring Software Engineer Interns in London. You’ll work on impactful projects across Stripe's stack, contributing to a global technology company enabling economic growth.

Location

London

Education

Undergraduate

Industry

Technology, Finance

Format

Hybrid

Deadline

not_stated

Last verified: 16 September 2026

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About this opportunity

As a Software Engineer Intern at Stripe, you will work on projects across their stack impacting millions of businesses. Interns are real team members, owning problems end to end with support. You’ll learn about high-quality software development at scale and contribute to production code. Interns are expected to participate in code reviews, team discussions, and collaborate across engineering and business stakeholders.

Who is it for?

Students pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree in computer science, math, or a related field. At least 1 year of university education or equivalent work experience preferred.

What you will gain

You’ll learn by working on production-level software, collaborate with experienced engineers, gain insight into financial infrastructure, and have access to competitive compensation and benefits.

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Requirements

Strong understanding of computer science fundamentals; experience with programming through classwork or side projects; experience on multi-person projects or open source; ability to learn new systems and use AI tools for development. Preferred: 1+ year of university, specialized tech knowledge, and strong written communication.

How to apply

Apply via Stripe’s careers page by clicking 'Apply for this role' and following the online application process.

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Visit the official Stripe page to apply for this opportunity.

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