MEET THE TEAM
A handsome bunch or so we're told

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MEET THE TEAM
Dressing and accessorizing to set new trends

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MEET THE TEAM
Geeky and proud of it

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MEET THE TEAM
Loving what we do

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MEET THE TEAM
Working hard or hardly working

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Our Team

We’re delighted to have dancers, musicians, athletes, poets, (martial) artists, chefs, jugglers, photographers, gardeners, sailors, oenophiles and chocoholics in our midst.

Our diverse team comprises more than 65 employees from 28 countries and leading universities including MIT, Stanford, UC Berkeley, Brown, Oxford, Humboldt, HEC Montréal, University of Bologna and RSM Erasmus, among others, as well as companies such as Disney, Vodafone, Telefonica/O2, PayPal, Accenture, AT Kearney and Bertelsmann. Between us, we're fluent in 26 languages and dabble in a few others.

What They Say

 

Claudia

Claudia

Key Account Manager

Australian

What do you like about working and living in Berlin?
The best thing about Berlin is the raw, creative energy the city exudes. No other capital city in Europe is as diverse and offers the same opportunities for young people.

How did you find SponsorPay?
I was looking for a young, creative start-up in Berlin and SponsorPay was an obvious choice. I sent my CV via email and in a matter of days I had found myself a new job!

Is there something worth knowing about life at SponsorPay that is not part of any job description?
The friends you make and the team spirit everyone has.

 

Claudia

Thomas

Product Manager

German

Why did you choose to work at SponsorPay?
Because it was an exciting idea and I was very keen on being part of the team that breathes life into it.

What is your favorite aspect of your job?
Steadily striving to bring further value to the end-users.

What do you still want to achieve?
Keep adding value for the user and conquer further markets.

What is the one thing you cannot do without during your day?
Lunch. And coffee. And cake.

 

Claudia

Juan

Ruby Developer

Spanish

 What do you like about working and living in Berlin? 

Berlin is a cool place to be as a Ruby developer - every week you have quite a few interesting events to attend. You can meet brilliant coders here, talk about coding and have some beers too.

What do you enjoy about working at SponsorPay?
I've learnt a lot and I'm still learning a lot together with and from my colleagues. Working with an excellent team is most important for me from a technical growth perspective.

Is there something worth knowing about life at SponsorPay that is not part of any job description?
No procedures or hierarchies. Every developer, every idea matters.