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MONEI is hiring a software engineer to split time between Labs experiments and our production backend on an AWS-native serverless stack. You will lead a small team of UPC interns while writing code and shaping production systems.
Expect a hybrid schedule with two days in Málaga or Barcelona and three days remote. You should have 4+ years shipping software, strong TypeScript/Node/AWS skills, and fluent English and Spanish. You’ll own impactful features end to end.
MONEI is revolutionizing omnichannel payments for top brands across Southern Europe. Our award-winning serverless architecture even earned recognition as the AWS Startup Architecture of the Year (Iberia region). With rapid global expansion underway, we're building the future of payment processing—and we want you on our team.
This role is two jobs that make each other better, and we mean the split literally: roughly half your time on Labs, half on our backend.
MONEI Labs is where we try things before they are products. Right now that means around thirty live experiments: MCP servers that let merchants query their payments from inside Claude or Gemini, SEPA Request-to-Pay, zero-knowledge compliance, enterprise stablecoins under MiCA, voice payments, an AI agent that answers merchant support calls, and internal tools our own team runs on. Some ship. Some get killed. That is the point.
The other half is the real platform. You'll build alongside our backend engineers on the AWS-native serverless stack that moves actual money — Lambda, DynamoDB, EventBridge, Step Functions, with AppSync GraphQL as the API layer. This is not 'support the backend team when they need you'. It's your codebase too.
That combination is the whole idea. The experiments stay honest because the person running them also maintains production. The platform gets better because the person maintaining it also sees what's coming.
We're looking for someone creative and proactive enough to be handed a vague idea and come back with something working, without waiting to be told how — and able to lead their own team of interns while doing it.
The 'manager' half is real. You'll lead a small team of 2–3 UPC interns: pick them, onboard them, review their code, and turn a first job into a proper engineering apprenticeship. For most of them this will be the first real codebase they've touched, and how good they become is largely down to you.
The 'staff' half is just as real. You'll still be writing code, making the architectural calls, and shipping yourself.
At MONEI we value diversity and are committed to equal opportunity. We assess every candidate on their skills and fit for the role, with no discrimination of any kind.