Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Chicago, Illinois, USA · Posted Nov 9, 2026
Who we are
About Stripe
Stripe is a financial infrastructure platform for businesses. Millions of companies—from the world’s largest enterprises to the most ambitious startups—use Stripe to accept payments, grow their revenue, and accelerate new business opportunities. Our mission is to increase the GDP of the internet, and we have a staggering amount of work ahead. That means you have an unprecedented opportunity to put the global economy within everyone’s reach while doing the most important work of your career.
About the team
Stripe’s Professional Services team works with our most strategic users. You will work on the highest visibility projects to provide technical expertise to our customers to help accelerate their knowledge, solution design and integrations with Stripe. This role is responsible for leading strategic conversations and developing plans that will transform the payments and financial infrastructure for leading enterprises.
What you’ll do
Responsibilities
Plan and execute integration engineering end-to-end, from high-level architecture down to code implementation; collaborating with the largest AI companies.. This includes conducting discovery sessions with users to understand their goals, parsing out specific use cases, and guiding users to implement high complexity integrations.
Think on your feet and communicate technical concepts, explaining how Stripe works from both a product feature and API architecture perspective. Manage user expectations on timelines and product changes.
Be the primary, ongoing technical point of contact for our largest users' and partners' technical teams. You will be responsible for resolving user integration issues and owning escalations for operational issues and priority requests.
Collaborate with Sales, Solution Architecture and Implementation teams to drive client engagement, customer wins, and revenue on behalf of the Professional Services team
Collaborate closely with Product and Engineering to proactively identify potential enhancements and new features based on feedback you’ll gather from the field.
Provide deep technical support and debugging, inspecting and understanding the Stripe codebase and thoroughly testing functionality to best advise users, while also building and demonstrating proof-of-concept integrations, creating user-specific test plans, and answering ad-hoc technical questions.
In some cases, lead "Hands On Keyboard" implementations for user engagements, providing material feedback on coding practices, CI/CD, and software architecture.
Review and optimize existing user integrations and provide recommendations to improve performance, reliability, and efficiency.
Build tools and analytics; create dashboards, run queries, and generate custom data reports to support user business reviews and operational needs.
Develop and share knowledge, building reusable processes to enable the larger Professional Services team.
Who you are
We’re looking for someone who meets the minimum requirements to be considered for the role. If you meet these requirements, you are encouraged to apply. The preferred qualifications are a bonus, not a requirement.
Minimum requirements
4 years + experience in a Software Engineering / Integration Engineering role.
Ability to write code (in programming languages like Go, Java, C/C++ etc.) and quickly debug user code snippets.
Comfortable with various code-level debugging (Stripe code and user code) and using code as a tool for problem-solving.
Strong generalist technical experience, including proficiency in SQL and an understanding of data structures and algorithms.
Understanding of the payments domain and API security topics.
Be comfortable talking about technical concepts, and explaining how Stripe works, both from a product features and API architecture perspective.
A user first approach & empathy with our users, capable of mapping business requirements into reliable technical solutions.
Confident and comfortable with customers, with the ability to lead strategic technical conversations.
Preferred requirements
Enjoy the puzzle of solving open-ended problems, both individually and as a member of our team. Willingness to learn and teach others, including mentoring newer team members.
Collaborative, communicative, consultative; able to apply specific methodologies to ensure repeatability of engagements.
Intellectually curious, with great problem solving skills.
Technical writing skills to document complex integration guidance and processes.
Ovii Interpretation
The Integration Engineer helps enterprise customers design, build, troubleshoot, and improve integrations with Stripe. The role combines hands-on technical problem-solving with customer guidance, strategic conversations, and collaboration across product, engineering, sales, and implementation teams.
Role at a glance
Customer-facing integration engineeringEnterprise customer engagementsTechnical solution designHands-on debugging and implementationPayments and API integrationsProfessional Services
Skills mentioned
Software engineeringIntegration engineeringGoJavaC/C++ or another programming languageSQLData structuresalgorithmsCode-level debuggingPayments
What you will likely work on
Discover customer goals and translate use cases into integration plans, from architecture through implementation.
Explain Stripe product capabilities and API architecture, and guide customers through complex integrations.
Serve as an ongoing technical contact, resolving integration problems and handling operational escalations and priority requests.
Debug Stripe and customer code, test functionality, build proof-of-concept integrations, and prepare customer-specific test plans.
For some engagements, implement solutions hands-on and advise on coding practices, CI/CD, and software architecture.
Review existing integrations and recommend improvements to performance, reliability, and efficiency.
Partner with sales, solution architecture, implementation, product, and engineering teams on customer outcomes and product feedback.
Create tools, dashboards, queries, reports, and reusable processes for customer reviews and Professional Services operations.
Good fit signals
At least four years in software engineering or integration engineering is required.
Able to write code and debug customer snippets; the posting names Go, Java, and C/C++ as examples.
Brings SQL proficiency, knowledge of data structures and algorithms, and understanding of payments and API security.
Comfortable translating business needs into reliable technical solutions and leading customer-facing technical conversations.
Technical writing, repeatable engagement methods, and mentoring newer teammates are preferred strengths.
Meet Stripe
Stripe builds financial software for businesses ranging from startups to global enterprises. Businesses use Stripe Payments and Terminal to accept payments online and in person, Billing to charge for subscriptions or usage, and Radar to detect fraud. Connect helps marketplaces collect payments and pay sellers. For example, Instacart uses Stripe to move money between customers, retailers and shoppers. Stripe also provides tools for invoicing, tax calculation, card issuing and international payouts.
Founded
2010
Company size
5,001–10,000 employees
Company stage
Not known
Headquarters
South San Francisco, Dublin, USA, Ireland
Why work here
Businesses processed $1.9 trillion on Stripe in 2025. For engineers, that scale makes payment reliability a practical problem. Stripe’s India Payments team, for example, connects local payment networks to global APIs and designs retries that avoid charging a customer twice. Other teams build fraud detection models and automate database recovery. Early-career hires receive a mentor and an annual education stipend for courses and conferences.
Patrick cofounded Stripe in 2010 with his brother John to make it easier for developers to accept payments online. He serves as CEO. He studied at MIT and previously cofounded Auctomatic, which built software for eBay sellers.
John was studying physics at Harvard when he and his brother Patrick started Stripe to simplify online payments. He serves as president. Before Stripe, he cofounded Auctomatic, which Live Current Media acquired in 2008.
WGWill GaybrickPresident, Technology and BusinessView bioHide bio
Gaybrick oversees product engineering, infrastructure and security at Stripe. He previously served as Stripe’s CFO and chief product officer. Before joining, he led Thrive Capital’s investment in Stripe.
STSteffan TomlinsonChief Financial OfficerView bioHide bio
Tomlinson leads Stripe’s finance organization. He joined from Confluent, where he was CFO, and previously held finance leadership roles at Google Cloud and Palo Alto Networks.
O’Mara represents Stripe with customers, partners and policymakers. As chief revenue officer, she helped build its global revenue organization. She previously held leadership roles at Salesforce and Oracle.
TBTyler BrysonChief Revenue OfficerView bioHide bio
Bryson leads Stripe’s revenue organization. He joined in 2025 to lead revenue in the Americas and the Global Solutions team, after more than two decades in leadership roles at Microsoft.
Stripe pays more than $1 billion to vendors through Global Payouts
Stripe·
Stripe reported paying more than 3,400 US and UK vendors through its own payouts product. Setting up vendor payments in a new market now takes one week, down from as many as six.
Startups can authorize agents to check balances, pay invoices, move funds between accounts and convert currencies. Businesses choose which accounts agents can access and when a person must approve a transfer.
Stripe and Anthropic bring payments to Claude Duet
Stripe·
Anthropic integrated Stripe’s Link wallet and Stripe tools into the research preview of Claude Duet, allowing business owners to delegate tasks such as purchasing supplies and invoicing customers.
FedEx Dataworks and Stripe partner on small-business financing
FedEx·
The companies plan to use FedEx shipping activity to help small businesses qualify for financing through Stripe Capital. They expect the first joint product in early 2027.
Stripe signed an agreement to acquire Parafin, whose software lets platforms offer credit to small businesses. The deal would expand the financing products available through Stripe’s platform customers.