Software Engineering Intern Werkstudent API Integrations
Job Summary
About us
Atrya is a regulated European payments company building faster and more cost-efficient cross-border payment infrastructure. We connect stablecoin rails with traditional banking ERP and accounting systems to simplify global payments for businesses.
The role
Were looking for a proactive Developer Intern to build and maintain integrations between Atrya and ERP accounting banking and payment platforms using APIs such as Maesn or similar providers.
- Experience with TypeScript/JavaScript or Python
- Basic understanding of REST APIs JSON and webhooks
- Independent pragmatic and eager to learn
- Interest in fintech payments and financial infrastructure
- Currently studying computer science fintech business informatics or similar or recently graduated
- Can write code: comfortable with APIs HTTP requests basic scripting (Python TypeScript or similar)
- Genuinely curious about payments and fintech regulation not just checking a box
- Proactive by default: you see something interesting you dig in and share it before anyone asks
- Strong English communication skills written and verbal
- Based in Berlin
- Bonus: experience with blockchain/stablecoins MCP or fintech regulation
- Direct access to the founding team your work shapes product and strategy decisions
- Real ownership: your prototypes go into production not a drawer
- A front-row seat to the intersection of payments AI and European regulation
- Flexible hours (Werkstudent: 15-20h/week Praktikum: full-time for 3-6 months)
- Office in Berlin remote flexibility
Send a short email with your CV and a few sentences on why this excites you. No cover letter template just tell us what youd research first if you started tomorrow.
About Company
We are building the next generation of regulated payment infrastructure. Our platform is stablecoin-native and designed from the ground up for compliant, cross-border value transfer. By embedding FX, settlement, and compliance directly on-chain, we eliminate unnecessary intermediaries ... View more