Back-end Engineer - Special Projects
TripActions
Team
Role Locations
- San Francisco
- Silicon Valley (Redwood City to San Jose)
Employees
Address
Tech Stack
- Java
- Spring MVC
- JavaScript
- Angular.js
- AWS
- Git
- Android
- iOS Development
Role Description
Qualifications:
Strong programming skills and CS fundamentals combined with 5+ years of experience building products
Deep architecture and API design skills to build core services and new product features
Strong sense of ownership demonstrated through shipping production-quality code equipped with testing, monitoring and documentation
Passion for solving problems and learning new tools and technologies
Excellent communication skills working with stakeholders and domain experts across the company to design solutions to user problems
Ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment
Additional Awesomeness
Experience with Java, AWS and/or distributed systems is a plus
Prior experience working at startups and/or on consumer-facing products
About TripActions
TripActions is the fastest-growing global business travel platform loved by the world’s most innovative companies. We are an end-to-end travel platform making business travel as easy and delightful as possible for road warriors. With 97% traveler satisfaction, learn more about why innovative customers across various industries, including Dropbox, Lyft, Sara Lee Frozen Bakery, Stella & Dot and the ACLU trust TripActions to support their business travel at www.tripactions.com
Company Culture
As we grow rapidly (averaging 700% YoY!), we want to continue to focus on what’s most important –– our people. We do this by prioritizing our culture as a core part of our business.
Our company values: It’s about the user –– all of them Challenge the status quo Do the smart thing Always raise the bar Focus on what actually matters We grow with direct and thoughtful feedback
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Tech Stack
- Java
- Spring MVC
- JavaScript
- Angular.js
- AWS
- Git
- Android
- iOS Development
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