Fall 2026
Android Engineer Intern
Ramp
1,001-5,000 employees
Corporate card and expense management platform
Compensation Overview
$67.50/hr
San Francisco, CA, USA + 1 more
More locations: New York, NY, USA
Hybrid
Hybrid work is required in New York City or San Francisco; relocation expense coverage may be available if needed.
Bachelor's
 Software Engineering (1) |
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- Currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree or higher in Computer Science or a related technical field, with an expected graduation date between 2026 and 2028.
- Demonstrate proficiency in Kotlin for Android development.
- Have knowledge of Android UI components and the Android software development kit.
- Have contributed to at least one mobile app and/or several features that reached a large number of users.
- Have a track record of shipping high-quality products and features or a portfolio of side projects.
- Have a strong understanding of mobile design patterns and best practices.
- Understand security best practices for mobile apps.
- Design, build, and launch new products on Ramp’s Android app.
- Work with Product and Design to plan and identify key features to make the app successful.
- Work with other engineers to build the necessary services to support the app.
- Contribute to technical design and engineering culture.
- Ship products and services in cross-functional teams.
- Establish and influence engineering processes, tools, and systems that enable the code base, productivity, and team to scale.
- Experience with web apps, including React and TypeScript.
- Experience with backend technologies, including Python, Flask, SQL, and OpenAPI.
- Experience with the mobile stack, including Compose, MVVM, coroutines, flows, Gradle, OpenAPI, and Buildkite.
- Experience managing apps in the Google Play Console.
Ramp provides a corporate card and spend management platform for businesses. It helps finance teams track expenses, manage multiple corporate cards, and pay bills all in one place, with integrations like Slack for easier workflows. The product works by linking card transactions and expense reports to the platform, letting users classify spending, approve items, and optimize cash flow, while earning interchange fees and offering subscription tiers for advanced features. Ramp differentiates itself from competitors like Amex and Brex with a focus on driving cost savings for customers and using modern tools such as stablecoins to streamline payments. The company's goal is to help businesses reduce overall expenses and simplify finance operations through a comprehensive, integrated suite of financial tools.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Series F
Total Funding
$3.6B
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2019
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Ramp raised $750 million on June 4, 2026, at a $44 billion valuation.
- Ramp serves 70,000 organizations and processes over $200 billion in annual purchases.
- Canada launch, stablecoin accounts, and Router.com opened new growth channels in 2026.
What critics are saying
- Capital One closed Brex on April 7, 2026, unleashing a banking distribution rival.
- BILL, Amex, and SAP Concur can bundle adjacent products and squeeze Ramp’s pricing.
- A payments outage, card-network dispute, or compliance failure would damage Ramp’s core trust.
What makes Ramp unique
- Ramp bundles cards, AP, procurement, treasury, and accounting workflows into one system.
- Ramp’s AI-native controls hunt savings automatically, not just track spend after purchase.
- Ramp now extends into stablecoins, AI token routing, and Canadian finance operations.
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Benefits
Competitive salaries: You never have to wonder how your pay compares. Our generous comp reflects our belief that you’ll take Ramp to the next level.
Comprehensive health plans: US-based employees get full medical, dental, and vision insurance coverage. Everyone gets a monthly stipend for personal wellness.
Professional development: Take advantage of our annual education stipends to stay on top of your personal growth.
Unlimited PTO: Flexible vacation days give you the time to step away, unwind, and recharge.
Growth & Insights and Company News
6 month growth
↓ -23%1 year growth
↑ 3%2 year growth
↓ -6%Ramp has launched Router.com, a platform that routes AI requests to the most cost-effective model whilst maintaining performance standards. The service connects to major AI providers including OpenAI, Anthropic, and SpaceXAI, with additional models from Nvidia, Kimi, DeepSeek, and others. Early customers have reduced inference costs by 40% on average. Router uses Ramp SWE-Bench, a benchmark built from production tasks, to continuously test models and automatically incorporate optimal routing strategies. AI spend at companies has grown 20.7 times since June 2025, according to the Ramp AI Index. Ramp originally developed Router internally three years ago, cutting its own inference costs by approximately 30%. The service is available now at router.com, free through 2026, with users paying list price for model tokens consumed.
Ramp has launched its finance platform in Canada and opened a Toronto office. The expansion brings local cards in CAD and USD, bill payments, automated tax coding for GST, HST, PST, and QST, and accounting workflows to Canadian businesses. The company is building a local team to support customers across the country. As of June 2026, 51% of Canadian businesses in the Ramp AI Index were paying for AI tools, up 5.4 percentage points since January. Ramp serves more than 70,000 organisations globally. The median customer achieves 5% savings on expenses and 16% revenue growth in their first year. The platform processes over $200 billion in purchases annually. The Canadian offering is now available to businesses across most provinces.
Ramp has opened stablecoin accounts to all customers, allowing businesses to hold, send, and receive both traditional dollars and stablecoins like USDC and USDT on a single platform. The service integrates stablecoin payments into existing workflows for cards, bills, and accounting, eliminating the need for separate wallets and manual reconciliation. Businesses can hold stablecoin balances, earn rewards, and pay vendors or employees directly from stablecoin or checking accounts. Transactions sync automatically with accounting systems. Stablecoin deposits are supported across seven blockchain networks, including Solana, chosen for its speed and low transaction costs. More than 150 businesses adopted the service during beta testing. Ramp built the feature with Stripe, whose infrastructure powers the underlying stablecoin issuance and wallets.
Ramp has launched stablecoin accounts and payments for all customers, allowing businesses to hold stablecoins, earn yield, and pay vendors in USDC or USD from one platform. The service integrates stablecoin transactions with existing approval workflows, controls, and accounting systems. During its public beta, more than 150 Ramp customers across various industries adopted the feature. The platform enables instant, global payments that settle in minutes rather than business days, eliminating banking holidays and weekend delays. Ramp built the service in partnership with Stripe, using Bridge and Privy infrastructure for stablecoin operations. The company serves more than 70,000 organisations and processes over $200 billion in annual purchases. Businesses can pay vendors in stablecoins directly from multiple account types and automatically sync transactions to their accounting systems.
Ramp has expanded its AI token spend management tool, according to CEO Eric Glyman. The company's co-founder discussed AI token costs and transparency during a recent appearance on financial news programme Squawk Box. The tool helps businesses monitor and control spending on AI tokens, which are used to measure and bill for artificial intelligence service usage. Glyman outlined the company's approach to managing these costs as AI adoption continues to grow across enterprises. Ramp, which provides corporate cards and expense management software, is extending its platform to address the emerging need for AI-related spend tracking. The development reflects increasing demand from companies seeking better visibility into their AI infrastructure costs.