Jobs at TripArc

The Technical Product Owner manages the product backlog, evaluates DMC supplier APIs, and collaborates on integration projects, ensuring stakeholder needs are met.

The role involves modernizing platforms by migrating legacy .NET systems to Azure-native microservices, mentoring developers, and ensuring software quality. Responsibilities include coding, testing, documentation, and collaboration within an Agile framework.

You'll develop component-driven Angular MFEs for an AI-powered booking platform, working on new AI agent systems and integrating with existing .NET platforms. Responsibilities include owning your work end-to-end and improving advisor-facing experiences through collaboration and quality coding practices.

As a Senior Backend Developer, you'll design and build services and data layers for an AI-powered vacation booking platform, integrating various technologies and ensuring scalability and performance.

As a Senior Software Developer, you'll modernize a legacy travel platform, converting .NET systems into Azure-native microservices while collaborating with teams and writing efficient SQL queries.

The role involves providing user support for Azure applications, managing escalations, creating documentation, and assisting in training while monitoring application performance.

The QA Manager leads QA operations, manages a team, ensures high release quality, collaborates cross-functionally, and advocates for AI-assisted testing practices.

The role involves enhancing features on TripArc's ADX platform, focusing on backend service work, frontend contributions, and cross-platform integrations with a strong emphasis on utilizing AI development tools.

As a Senior Software Developer, you will build components for AI-powered travel booking platforms, focusing on both frontend and backend, utilizing tools like Angular, .NET Core, and MongoDB.

The role involves enhancing the ADX platform with high-quality front-end applications, collaborating with design and product teams, and optimizing UX using Angular and TypeScript.