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What they do

N26 is a bank that runs through a mobile app rather than branches. It is based in Berlin and serves customers across Europe. Its postings describe retail banking work: opening accounts, checking identity, monitoring transactions for crime, handling complaints, and building the payment and support systems behind the app. Postings say millions of clients across Europe use it.

What they value

• Compliance as a culture, which postings say authorities and customers must be able to trust.
• Building rather than buying. Postings say N26 owns its own intelligence layer instead of renting it from vendors.
• European languages, because many roles are named for one national market.
• Ownership from day one, which senior postings offer alongside access to leadership.
• Solving a problem before a person has to, which is how the support strategy is framed.

Where they hire

Of 78 postings, Berlin holds 36, Barcelona 16, and Madrid 12. Ten more list Berlin and Barcelona together, so the candidate picks. Paris holds two, and single postings pair Barcelona with Berlin or add Vienna. Every posting is in Europe and none is remote. The three main offices are Berlin, Barcelona, and Madrid.

Teams and roles

Financial crime and risk work is a large share of this board, which is what a regulated bank looks like from the inside.

• Marketing: 10 postings, the largest single team.
• Risk: nine postings.
• Operations: five postings, plus two in anti-financial-crime operations, two in know-your-customer operations, and two in complaints management.
• Product: four postings in assistance, four in operations platforms and AI enablement, and three in core systems.
• Technology: four postings in payments, three in engagement, three in regulatory technology, and three in security engineering.
• Legal: three postings.
• Internships: the board carries them, such as a vendor management internship in Madrid.

What they look for

Financial crime postings name the regulation and the national authority. The analyst posting for the Italian market asks for fluent Italian and covers anti-money-laundering work, terrorism financing, sanctions, know-your-customer checks, and fraud. It asks you to review investigations escalated by other investigators, improve the transaction monitoring rules, and draft and submit suspicious activity reports to the Italian authority, which the posting names as UIF. Product postings are written for senior people and describe the state of the work honestly: the conversational banking posting says the segment is newly formed, the platform foundations are proven, and the job is moving journeys from containing a question to resolving it autonomously. It sits at the intersection of applied AI, banking operations, and regulation.