This is a hybrid position, currently requiring two days per week onsite at our office located at 2 Queen St. E in Toronto. Candidates outside of the commutable area or province will be considered for work-from-home.

The Role

We're looking for an experienced developer who thrives on autonomy and wants to make a real impact. You'll join our TMT Technology team at TripArc, where you'll navigate the interesting challenge of modernizing a mature travel platform—decomposing legacy .NET systems into Azure-native microservices while keeping the business running smoothly. 

This isn't a role where you'll wait for detailed specifications or step-by-step guidance. You'll own problems end-to-end: digging into complex business logic in existing codebases, designing solutions that bridge old and new, and shipping code that serves thousands of travel professionals daily. Some days you'll be untangling decade-old stored procedures; others you'll be architecting event-driven services on Azure. We need someone who finds that variety energizing rather than frustrating. 

You'll work within our Agile framework—two-week sprints, daily stand-ups, the usual ceremonies—but we expect you to drive your own work. That means collaborating directly with QA, Product, and stakeholders to clarify requirements, pushing back when timelines don't make sense, and helping teammates when they're stuck. Documentation matters here: we use JIRA and Confluence extensively, and your tickets and design docs should be clear enough that anyone can pick up where you left off. 

What You'll Do

• Design, build, and deploy features across our stack—from legacy Web Forms applications to modern .NET Core microservices running on Kubernetes. 
• Lead migration efforts, breaking down monolithic components into loosely-coupled services while maintaining system reliability. 
• Write and optimize complex SQL queries and stored procedures; work with MongoDB for document storage where appropriate. 
• Build and maintain event-driven integrations using NServiceBus and Azure Service Bus. 
• Collaborate with Product and QA to scope work, estimate effort, and balance competing priorities within sprint commitments. 
• Own your deliverables through the full lifecycle: design, implementation, testing, deployment via Azure Pipelines, and production support. 
• Contribute to architectural decisions and help establish patterns that the broader team can follow. 
• Support fellow developers through code reviews, pair programming, and knowledge sharing—elevating the whole team's capabilities. 
• Maintain clear documentation in Confluence and keep JIRA tickets updated so the team has visibility into progress and blockers. 

What We're Looking For

Technical Skills

• 5+ years working with C# and the .NET ecosystem, with hands-on experience in both .NET Framework and .NET Core. 
• Strong SQL Server skills—you're comfortable writing complex queries, optimizing performance, and working with large, intricate database schemas.
• Experience building and consuming RESTful APIs and working with Entity Framework or similar ORMs.
• Familiarity with message-based architectures; NServiceBus or Azure Service Bus experience
• MongoDB experience

Nice to have

• Exposure to CI/CD pipelines, ideally Azure Pipelines or similar tools.
• Working knowledge of containerization (Docker) and orchestration (Kubernetes) in a cloud environment. 
• Angular experience is a plus if you're interested in occasional front-end work, but this is primarily a backend-focused role.

How You Work 

• You take initiative. When you see a problem, you investigate it. When requirements are ambiguous, you ask the right questions or make reasonable assumptions and move forward. 
• You communicate clearly—whether that's explaining a technical tradeoff to a Product Manager, documenting a design decision, or helping a junior developer understand a concept. 
• You're comfortable with ambiguity and can make progress without having every detail spelled out. 
• You balance speed with quality, knowing when to optimize and when "good enough" actually is. 
• You write documentation that you'd want to read—because you know future-you (or your teammate) will thank you. 

Our Technology 

Our platform runs on Azure Cloud, and we're actively modernizing our architecture. Here's what you'll work with: 

• Backend: .NET Core microservices alongside legacy .NET Framework applications. We've built proprietary libraries on top of the framework for our internal use. Entity Framework for data access. 
• Data: SQL Server (complex schemas, heavy use of stored procedures) and MongoDB for document storage. Azure Data Factory for data orchestration. 
• Messaging: NServiceBus and Azure Service Bus for event-driven communication between services. 
• Infrastructure: Docker containers orchestrated with Kubernetes, deployed through Azure Pipelines. Git repos for version control. 
• Frontend: Angular with Angular Material (though this role is primarily backend-focused), plus legacy .NET Web Forms. 
• Tools: JIRA and Confluence for project management and documentation. GitHub Copilot for AI-assisted development. VS 2022, VS Code, or Rider—your choice. 
• Other: Redis for caching, GraphQL in select services. 

Why This Role

You'll have real influence over how we modernize our platform. This isn't a "maintain the status quo" position—we're actively rearchitecting systems, and you'll help shape those decisions. You'll work with a team that values pragmatism over dogma, where the goal is shipping software that works for our users, not chasing trends for their own sake. 

Who Thrives Here 

• People who take ownership—of their code, their commitments, and the outcomes. 
• Developers who'd rather figure something out than wait to be told what to do. 
• Those who see legacy code as a puzzle to solve, not a burden to complain about. 
• Team players who make everyone around them better, not just themselves. 
• People comfortable with a fast-paced environment where priorities sometimes shift. 

Our team is made up of people who are smart, low ego, and accountable for their results. If you want a role with autonomy, interesting technical challenges, and the chance to shape how a platform evolves, we'd like to hear from you. 

Compensation

We provide a competitive compensation package with a strong pay-for-performance rewards approach. Employees have the opportunity to participate in incentive programs and compensation tied to business and individual performance. The expected base compensation range for this position is: $115,000 to $125,000.

The actual compensation may vary depending on local market conditions, geography, and relevant job-related factors such as knowledge, skills, qualifications, experience, and education/training.

#LI-Hybrid

We are committed to providing employment accommodation in accordance with the Ontario Human Rights Code and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act. If you require accommodation due to a disability at any stage of our hiring process, please advise us when completing your application.

This is a hybrid position, currently requiring two days per week onsite at our office located at 2 Queen St. E in Toronto. Candidates outside of the commutable area or province will be considered for work-from-home.

The Role

TripArc is building an AI-powered vacations booking platform that will put 10,000+ pre-packaged, instantly bookable itineraries in the hands of North American travel advisors.

The work spans both greenfield and existing platforms in equal measure. You'll be building new Angular MFEs, AI agent pipelines, and integrating with MongoDB-backed catalog infrastructure for the Vacations Platform, while extending and integrating with the mature ADX booking platform and the new Product Builder that sits alongside it. We need people who can hold both contexts without losing altitude.

Whichever track you're in, you own your work end-to-end: design through deployment, in close collaboration with Product, QA, and your pod.

How We Build

We expect every developer on this team to use AI coding tools — GitHub Copilot, Claude, Cursor, whatever fits your flow — as a standard part of how you develop. Not as an experiment, and not as a replacement for engineering judgment. We move faster because of these tools, and we ship with confidence because of the quality gates, code review culture, and testing discipline that sit alongside them. If you've figured out how to get real leverage from AI-assisted development without cutting corners on quality, you'll fit right in here.

What You'll Work On

Itinerary Catalog & AI Pipelines: Building the Chorus AI agent system — 8 agents across Generation and QA pipelines — that auto-generates, validates, and enriches itinerary content at scale. Backed by MongoDB, that feed everything downstream.

Advisor-Facing MFEs: Search & Browse, and Itinerary Detail experiences advisors use to find, evaluate, and customize pre-built trips. Includes the NL Search API connecting MongoDB to ADX or direct to Product Builder using MCPs — an open architectural decision spanning LLM query layers, Atlas vector search, and existing API patterns.

Trip & Bundle Workflows: Bundle Manager MFE and Make Bundle Payable microservice within TSP — turning an itinerary into a structured, transactable trip with embedded pricing and commission logic.

Existing ADX Platform: You'll work within and extend the existing ADX platform: a mature .NET system that's the daily workhorse for the advisor network. Extending it, integrating with it, and improving it as you build the new layer on top.

What We're Looking For 

Backend — Senior Developer: You build the services, pipelines, and data layers the platform depends on. Comfortable designing event-driven integrations with Azure Service Bus and NServiceBus. Confident in both SQL Server and MongoDB Atlas. You think carefully about API design and what it means for a service to be called thousands of times a day.

Core skills:

• C# / .NET Core (5+ years)
• SQL Server (complex schemas, query optimization)
• MongoDB Atlas — schema design, aggregation pipelines, Atlas Search
• RESTful API design, Entity Framework
• Azure Service Bus / NServiceBus

Nice: AI pipeline or agent framework experience (LangChain, Semantic Kernel, or similar) is a strong plus

The Tech

Azure Cloud · .NET Core microservices · Angular MFEs · React · Next.js · MongoDB Atlas · SQL Server · NServiceBus · Redis · GraphQL · Azure Service Bus · RabbitMQ · Docker / Kubernetes · Azure Pipelines · Cloudinary · Contentful · Figma · JIRA · Confluence

Why This Role

The ADX Vacations Platform targets significant revenue in the form of gross bookings and this pod is building the core of it. The decisions made now — how the NL Search API works, how the AI agent pipeline scales, how itineraries move from catalog to quote — will define the platform for years. You won't be inheriting someone else's design. You'll be making it.

Compensation

We provide a competitive compensation package with a strong pay-for-performance rewards approach. Employees have the opportunity to participate in incentive programs and compensation tied to business and individual performance. The expected base compensation range for this position is: $115,000 to $125,000.

The actual compensation may vary depending on local market conditions, geography, and relevant job-related factors such as knowledge, skills, qualifications, experience, and education/training.

#LI-Hybrid

We are committed to providing employment accommodation in accordance with the Ontario Human Rights Code and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act. If you require accommodation due to a disability at any stage of our hiring process, please advise us when completing your application.

This is a hybrid position, currently requiring two days per week onsite at our office located at 2 Queen St. E in Toronto. Candidates outside of the commutable area or province will be considered for work-from-home.

The Role

TripArc is building an AI-powered vacations booking platform that will put 10,000+ pre-packaged, instantly bookable itineraries in the hands of North American travel advisors.

The work spans both greenfield and existing platforms in equal measure. You'll be building new Angular MFEs, AI agent pipelines, and integrating with MongoDB-backed catalog infrastructure for the Vacations Platform, while extending and integrating with the mature ADX booking platform and the new Product Builder that sits alongside it. We need people who can hold both contexts without losing altitude.

Whichever track you're in, you own your work end-to-end: design through deployment, in close collaboration with Product, QA, and your pod.

How We Build

We expect every developer on this team to use AI coding tools — GitHub Copilot, Claude, Cursor, whatever fits your flow — as a standard part of how you develop. Not as an experiment, and not as a replacement for engineering judgment. We move faster because of these tools, and we ship with confidence because of the quality gates, code review culture, and testing discipline that sit alongside them. If you've figured out how to get real leverage from AI-assisted development without cutting corners on quality, you'll fit right in here.

What You'll Work On

Itinerary Catalog & AI Pipelines: Building the Chorus AI agent system — 8 agents across Generation and QA pipelines — that auto-generates, validates, and enriches itinerary content at scale. Backed by MongoDB, that feed everything downstream.

Advisor-Facing MFEs: Search & Browse, and Itinerary Detail experiences advisors use to find, evaluate, and customize pre-built trips. Includes the NL Search API connecting MongoDB to ADX or direct to Product Builder using MCPs — an open architectural decision spanning LLM query layers, Atlas vector search, and existing API patterns.

Trip & Bundle Workflows: Bundle Manager MFE and Make Bundle Payable microservice within TSP — turning an itinerary into a structured, transactable trip with embedded pricing and commission logic.

Existing ADX Platform: You'll work within and extend the existing ADX platform: a mature .NET system that's the daily workhorse for the advisor network. Extending it, integrating with it, and improving it as you build the new layer on top.

What We're Looking For 

Frontend — Senior Developer: You build component-driven Angular MFEs that are fast, clean, and advisor-tested. You care how interactions feel, not just whether they function. You understand micro-frontend patterns, can navigate a design system across multiple white-labeled brands, and partner closely with backend developers on API contracts.

Core skills:

• Angular (5+ years), TypeScript, MFE architecture
• RESTful API integration, Angular Material
• AI tooling is a first-class part of how you work — you have a workflow, not a dabbling habit
• You write documentation worth reading and JIRA tickets worth inheriting
• You own your sprint commitments and push back when timelines don't make sense
• You make the people around you better through reviews, pairing, and knowledge sharing

Nice: Working knowledge of .NET APIs and Azure DevOps is a plus

The Tech

Azure Cloud · .NET Core microservices · Angular MFEs · React · Next.js · MongoDB Atlas · SQL Server · NServiceBus · Redis · GraphQL · Azure Service Bus · RabbitMQ · Docker / Kubernetes · Azure Pipelines · Cloudinary · Contentful · Figma · JIRA · Confluence

Why This Role

The ADX Vacations Platform targets significant revenue in the form of gross bookings and this pod is building the core of it. The decisions made now — how the NL Search API works, how the AI agent pipeline scales, how itineraries move from catalog to quote — will define the platform for years. You won't be inheriting someone else's design. You'll be making it.

Compensation

We provide a competitive compensation package with a strong pay-for-performance rewards approach. Employees have the opportunity to participate in incentive programs and compensation tied to business and individual performance. The expected base compensation range for this position is: $115,000 to $125,000.

The actual compensation may vary depending on local market conditions, geography, and relevant job-related factors such as knowledge, skills, qualifications, experience, and education/training.

#LI-Hybrid

We are committed to providing employment accommodation in accordance with the Ontario Human Rights Code and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act. If you require accommodation due to a disability at any stage of our hiring process, please advise us when completing your application.

This is a Work-from-Home opportunity for applicants outside the commutable range of our office located at 2 Queen St. E in Toronto, ON. For local applicants, this is a hybrid position with currently 2 days a week onsite.

THE ROLE

TripArc's ADX platform is the daily booking tool for thousands of North American travel advisors. While a dedicated team builds the next generation of the platform, this pod makes sure what exists today keeps getting better — faster, more reliable, and more responsive to the people using it. 

This is a Senior Front-End Application Developer who combines architectural thinking with a UX designer’s mindset — someone passionate about building elegant, scalable, and high-performance user experiences that empower our travel experts and partners. The work is varied by design: one sprint you're untangling a payment flow, creating friction at checkout, the next you're building out 24/7 service upgrade capabilities, the next you're improving how features behave under load. No two months look the same — and that's the point. 

You won't be waiting for detailed specs or step-by-step directions. You'll investigate problems, propose solutions, scope your own work in collaboration with Product and QA, and ship. The platform runs at real volume — your code goes into production, and advisors notice when it's better. 

HOW WE BUILD

We expect every developer on this team to use AI coding tools — GitHub Copilot, Claude, Cursor, whatever fits your flow — as a standard part of how you develop. Not as an experiment, and not as a replacement for engineering judgment. We move faster because of these tools, and we ship with confidence because of the quality gates, code review culture, and testing discipline that sit alongside them. If you've figured out how to get real leverage from AI-assisted development without cutting corners on quality, you'll fit right in here. 

WHAT YOU'LL WORK ON

• Advisor-facing feature enhancements across existing ADX — payment workflows, service configuration, quoting and booking improvements 
• Design, architect, and build high-quality, scalable front-end applications using Angular, React, and Next.js, integrated with modern APIs. 
• Frontend contributions: Angular components and workflows within the existing ADX MFE shell 
• Bring a strong UX and design systems perspective, collaborating with design partners to translate high-fidelity Figma prototypes (and Figma Make workflows) into performant, accessible, and responsive experiences. 
• Push CSS to its limits — from advanced layout techniques and animations to custom design tokens and theming — creating a best-in-class, maintainable UI foundation. 
• Work closely with architects and product managers to plan, estimate, and deliver high-impact features and platform improvements. 
• Define and enforce front-end best practices, coding standards, and architectural patterns. 
• Evaluate emerging technologies and tools that enhance developer productivity, performance, and design collaboration. 
• Platform reliability and supportability — fixing what's brittle, documenting what's unclear, improving what slows the team down 
• Cross-platform integrations: working across ADX, TSP, and connected services to deliver features that span the stack 
• Sprint-based delivery with direct input on scope and estimates — you'll help define what's buildable, not just execute what's handed to you 

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR

• 5+ years of professional experience developing single-page applications (SPAs) in production environments — you make good architectural decisions without needing guidance 
• SQL Server fluency: complex queries, stored procedures, schema navigation in a system built over the years 
• Deep expertise in Angular, TypeScript, and MFE architecture. 
• Proven fluency in modern CSS (SCSS, CSS variables, responsive design systems, and Material Design 3 / custom design tokens). 
• Proficiency in Figma, from design handoff and prototyping to systemized component creation, and hands-on experience with Figma Make or similar automation tooling. 
• Solid understanding of front-end architecture, state management, and performance optimization in large-scale web applications. 
• Familiarity with version control (Git/GitHub) and modern CI/CD pipelines.
• Comfort working in Agile environments with cross-functional teams (Product, UX, QA, and Backend). 
• Comfort working in a mature, high-volume platform where changes have real downstream effects 
• You use AI development tools — Copilot, Claude, etc. — as standard workflow, not novelty 

Nice to have: React, Next.js, MongoDB, Docker/Kubernetes, Azure Pipelines, NServiceBus, .NET APIs, and Azure DevOps.

HOW YOU WORK

You're a self-starter, problem solver who thinks like a designer and codes like an engineer and finds satisfaction in clean, well-scoped delivery. You don't need a blank canvas to do great work — you find the interesting problem inside the practical request and solve it properly. You communicate clearly with non-technical stakeholders, keep your documentation honest, and take pride in shipping things that hold up. 

You're collaborative without being dependent. When you're stuck, you ask; when a teammate is stuck, you help. You treat code reviews as a craft conversation, not a gatekeeping exercise. 

THE TECH 

.NET Core · Angular · Figma · Azure Service Bus · Azure Pipelines · Docker · Redis · GraphQL · Entity Framework · MongoDB · RabbitMQ · JIRA · Confluence 

WHY THIS ROLE

The Features pod is what keeps TripArc's advisor network moving while the platform evolves. It's high-ownership, high-visibility work on a system that matters to real people every day. If you'd rather ship ten meaningful improvements a quarter than spend six months on a spec that hasn't launched yet, this team is for you. 

COMPENSATION

We provide a competitive compensation package with a strong pay-for-performance rewards approach. Employees have the opportunity to participate in incentive programs and compensation tied to business and individual performance. The expected base compensation range for this position is: $115,000 to $125,000.

The actual compensation may vary depending on local market conditions, geography, and relevant job-related factors such as knowledge, skills, qualifications, experience, and education/training.

#LI-Remote

We are committed to providing employment accommodation in accordance with the Ontario Human Rights Code and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act. If you require accommodation due to a disability at any stage of our hiring process, please advise us when completing your application.

This is a Work-from-Home opportunity for applicants outside the commutable range of our office located at 2 Queen St. E in Toronto, ON. For local applicants, this is a hybrid position with currently 2-days a week onsite. 

THE ROLE

TripArc's ADX platform is the daily booking tool for thousands of North American travel advisors. While a dedicated team builds the next generation of the platform, this pod makes sure what exists today keeps getting better — faster, more reliable, and more responsive to the people using it. 

This is a full-stack development team with a backend lean. The work is varied by design: one sprint you're untangling a payment flow, creating friction at checkout, the next you're building out 24/7 service upgrade capabilities, the next you're improving how features behave under load. No two months look the same — and that's the point. 

You won't be waiting for detailed specs or step-by-step directions. You'll investigate problems, propose solutions, scope your own work in collaboration with Product and QA, and ship. The platform runs at real volume — your code goes into production, and advisors notice when it's better. 

HOW WE BUILD

We expect every developer on this team to use AI coding tools — GitHub Copilot, Claude, Cursor, whatever fits your flow — as a standard part of how you develop. Not as an experiment, and not as a replacement for engineering judgment. We move faster because of these tools, and we ship with confidence because of the quality gates, code review culture, and testing discipline that sit alongside them. If you've figured out how to get real leverage from AI-assisted development without cutting corners on quality, you'll fit right in here. 

WHAT YOU'LL DO

• Advisor-facing feature enhancements across existing ADX — payment workflows, service configuration, quoting, and booking improvements 
• Backend service work: .NET Core microservices, SQL Server queries and stored procedures, Azure Service Bus integrations 
• Frontend contributions: Angular components and workflows within the existing ADX MFE shell 
• Platform reliability and supportability — fixing what's brittle, documenting what's unclear, improving what slows the team down 
• Cross-platform integrations: working across ADX, TSP, and connected services to deliver features that span the stack 
• Sprint-based delivery with direct input on scope and estimates — you'll help define what's buildable, not just execute what's handed to you 

WHAT YOU'LL NEED

• 5+ years with C# / .NET Core — you've built production microservices and know how to make them operationally sound 
• SQL Server fluency: complex queries, stored procedures, schema navigation in a system built over the years 
• Angular experience — enough to build and modify advisor-facing components confidently 
• RESTful API design and consumption; Entity Framework or similar ORMs 
• Azure Service Bus or equivalent messaging experience
• Comfort working in a mature, high-volume platform where correctness is non-negotiable 
• Use AI development tools — Copilot, Claude, etc. — as standard workflow, not novelty

Additional Assets:

MongoDB, Docker/Kubernetes, Azure Pipelines, NServiceBus

WHO YOU ARE

You're a self-starter who finds satisfaction in clean, well-scoped delivery. You don't need a blank canvas to do great work — you find the interesting problem inside the practical request and solve it properly. You communicate clearly with non-technical stakeholders, keep your documentation honest, and take pride in shipping things that hold up. 

You're collaborative without being dependent. When you're stuck you ask; when a teammate is stuck you help. You treat code reviews as a craft conversation, not a gatekeeping exercise. 

THE TECH 

.NET Core · Angular · Figma · Azure Service Bus · Azure Pipelines · Docker · Redis · GraphQL · Entity Framework · MongoDB · RabbitMQ · JIRA · Confluence 

WHY TRIPARC

The Features pod is what keeps TripArc's advisor network moving while the platform evolves. It's high-ownership, high-visibility work on a system that matters to real people every day. If you'd rather ship ten meaningful improvements a quarter than spend six months on a spec that hasn't launched yet, this team is for you. 

COMPENSATION

We provide a competitive compensation package with a strong pay-for-performance rewards approach. Employees have the opportunity to participate in incentive programs and compensation tied to business and individual performance. The expected base compensation range for this position is: $115,000 to $125,000.

The actual compensation may vary depending on local market conditions, geography, and relevant job-related factors such as knowledge, skills, qualifications, experience, and education/training.

#LI-Remote

We are committed to providing employment accommodation in accordance with the Ontario Human Rights Code and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act. If you require accommodation due to a disability at any stage of our hiring process, please advise us when completing your application.

This is a Work-from-Home opportunity for applicants outside the commutable range of our office located at 2 Queen St. E in Toronto, ON. For local applicants, this is a hybrid position with currently 2-days a week onsite. 

THE ROLE

TripArc's ADX platform is the daily booking tool for thousands of North American travel advisors. While a dedicated team builds the next generation of the platform, this pod makes sure what exists today keeps getting better — faster, more reliable, and more responsive to the people using it. 

This is a full-stack development team with a backend lean. The work is varied by design: one sprint you're untangling a payment flow, creating friction at checkout, the next you're building out 24/7 service upgrade capabilities, the next you're improving how features behave under load. No two months look the same — and that's the point. 

You won't be waiting for detailed specs or step-by-step directions. You'll investigate problems, propose solutions, scope your own work in collaboration with Product and QA, and ship. The platform runs at real volume — your code goes into production, and advisors notice when it's better. 

HOW WE BUILD

We expect every developer on this team to use AI coding tools — GitHub Copilot, Claude, Cursor, whatever fits your flow — as a standard part of how you develop. Not as an experiment, and not as a replacement for engineering judgment. We move faster because of these tools, and we ship with confidence because of the quality gates, code review culture, and testing discipline that sit alongside them. If you've figured out how to get real leverage from AI-assisted development without cutting corners on quality, you'll fit right in here. 

WHAT YOU'LL DO

• Advisor-facing feature enhancements across existing ADX — payment workflows, service configuration, quoting, and booking improvements 
• Backend service work: .NET Core microservices, SQL Server queries and stored procedures, Azure Service Bus integrations 
• Frontend contributions: Angular components and workflows within the existing ADX MFE shell 
• Platform reliability and supportability — fixing what's brittle, documenting what's unclear, improving what slows the team down 
• Cross-platform integrations: working across ADX, TSP, and connected services to deliver features that span the stack 
• Sprint-based delivery with direct input on scope and estimates — you'll help define what's buildable, not just execute what's handed to you 

WHAT YOU'LL NEED FOR A BACK-END DEVELOPER

• 5+ years with C# / .NET Core — you've built production microservices and know how to make them operationally sound 
• SQL Server fluency: complex queries, stored procedures, schema navigation in a system built over the years 
• RESTful API design and consumption; Entity Framework or similar ORMs 
• Azure Service Bus or equivalent messaging experience
• Comfort working in a mature, high-volume platform where correctness is non-negotiable 
• Use AI development tools — Copilot, Claude, etc. — as standard workflow, not novelty

Additional Assets:

Angular, MongoDB, Docker/Kubernetes, Azure Pipelines, NServiceBus

WHO YOU ARE

You're a self-starter who finds satisfaction in clean, well-scoped delivery. You don't need a blank canvas to do great work — you find the interesting problem inside the practical request and solve it properly. You communicate clearly with non-technical stakeholders, keep your documentation honest, and take pride in shipping things that hold up. 

You're collaborative without being dependent. When you're stuck you ask; when a teammate is stuck you help. You treat code reviews as a craft conversation, not a gatekeeping exercise. 

THE TECH 

.NET Core · Angular · Figma · Azure Service Bus · Azure Pipelines · Docker · Redis · GraphQL · Entity Framework · MongoDB · RabbitMQ · JIRA · Confluence 

WHY TRIPARC

The Features pod is what keeps TripArc's advisor network moving while the platform evolves. It's high-ownership, high-visibility work on a system that matters to real people every day. If you'd rather ship ten meaningful improvements a quarter than spend six months on a spec that hasn't launched yet, this team is for you. 

COMPENSATION

We provide a competitive compensation package with a strong pay-for-performance rewards approach. Employees have the opportunity to participate in incentive programs and compensation tied to business and individual performance. The expected base compensation range for this position is: $115,000 to $125,000.

The actual compensation may vary depending on local market conditions, geography, and relevant job-related factors such as knowledge, skills, qualifications, experience, and education/training.

#LI-Remote

We are committed to providing employment accommodation in accordance with the Ontario Human Rights Code and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act. If you require accommodation due to a disability at any stage of our hiring process, please advise us when completing your application.