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Seven Senders

Seven Senders

201-500 employees

European cross-border shipping platform connecting shippers

No salary listed

Berlin, Germany

Hybrid

Forty percent office attendance is required.

Category
DevOps & Infrastructure (1)

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Requirements
  • Enrollment as a student in a relevant field such as Business Informatics, Information Technology, Logistics, or a similar field.
  • Ability to understand processes and break them down for automation.
  • A solution-oriented and creative mindset with technical or information technology affinity and interest in automation tools and workflows.
  • Some experience with or a strong interest in artificial intelligence, including using artificial intelligence tools or building simple bots or scripts with Claude AI and Make.com.
Responsibilities
  • Support the team with daily project tasks across active client integrations.
  • Identify and automate repetitive or manual processes within integration workflows.
  • Build and test artificial-intelligence-powered bots to support internal integration processes.
  • Assist with configuration and testing of internal systems and interfaces.
  • Collaborate with Project Managers to develop practical solutions to process bottlenecks.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience speaking German.
  • Experience in eCommerce.

Seven Senders is a cross-border delivery platform in Europe that connects shippers to a network of more than 100 local carriers through a single integration. It provides a unified interface for managing international shipments from pickup to last mile, enabling businesses to select the best shipping service for each parcel based on destination and delivery speed. Key features include parcel tracking, a customer-facing tracking page, a returns portal for international orders, and a carbon-neutral shipping option to offset emissions. The platform helps e-commerce and high-volume shippers reduce complexity and costs by consolidating carriers and offering digital tools, allowing them to compete with local players in foreign markets. The company’s goal is to streamline cross-border logistics in Europe, improve the delivery experience, and support scalable growth for businesses shipping internationally.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

Series C

Total Funding

$61.1M

Headquarters

Berlin, Germany

Founded

2015

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Seven Senders posted fifteen 2026 openings, including AI, customs, and senior engineering roles.
  • Its 2026 website emphasizes customs clearance and REST API integrations for cross-border merchants.
  • The 2025 tenth-anniversary push and ongoing hiring show management is still investing aggressively.

What critics are saying

  • Headcount fell from 552 in 2023 to 418 in March 2026, signaling efficiency pressure.
  • Latka's 2025 revenue estimate of $24.9 million suggests limited scale against DHL and DPD.
  • A carrier-integration failure or pricing squeeze could commoditize the platform by 2027.

What makes Seven Senders unique

  • Seven Senders still brands itself in 2026 as the pan-European virtual carrier.
  • Its one integration handles labels, tracking, returns, and customs across dozens of carriers.
  • Carrier-network depth lets shippers route parcels through local-market specialists across Europe.

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Tech.eu
Feb 11th, 2022
German logistics startup Seven Senders raises €6.5 million for internationalisation

German ecommerce logistics startup Seven…

Eurolutions
Apr 15th, 2021
Delivery platform Seven Senders raises 33 million euros

Seven Senders, a German delivery platform for parcel shipping, has concluded a Series C financing round of 40 million dollars (33 million euros). The company wants to use the money to further support Chinese and US online retailers with their business activities in Europe.