Senior Ruby Software Engineer (f/m/x) at Distribusion Technologies

Please note we are also looking for Python, Elixir and Frontend (React JS/TS) engineers so if this is more relevant you can also apply.

We are the world’s leading ground transportation B2B marketplace and give passengers seamless access to ground transportation online, from search to ticket purchase (here you can already imagine the complexity and interesting challenges tied to this).

We have built a cutting-edge B2B technology platform that connects bus, rail and ferry operators in 70+ countries with the biggest online retailers including Google Maps and Booking.com. 

We are shaping the future of travel and building the largest global network of transport providers and retailers. We are one of the fastest growing startups in travel, backed by two leading VCs (TQ Ventures & Lightrock), and now, following our recent $80m Series C funding, we are ready to push beyond.

Why join Distribusion now? This is actually a great time to join Distribusion and here’s why!

Powered by the recent $80m Series C funding in September 2024, we've moved beyond the early startup phase where the foundations are still being laid, but at the same time, we're not yet a fully mature company where your role might be limited to making minor improvements to already established systems. 

Rather, Distribusion is perfectly positioned in the sweet spot – we've achieved a level of scale that presents great challenges, yet there's still ample room for making significant enhancements as an individual contributor or as a leader. Your impact and contributions will truly be valuable and meaningful!

The role & team

We are searching for a Senior Ruby Software Engineer, to join our Engineering team. The role implies contribution to the product & technical domains of excellence in the main API product that allows big retailers to seamlessly purchase tickets from bus & rail carriers around the globe. Our team enables the functionality of a booking system, including booking orchestration, invoicing, ticketing, and more. The tech stack consists of multiple services. For smaller business domains, we use dedicated microservices in Ruby and Grape, and for the bigger ones, we have services in Ruby on Rails.