Airport lounge access and travel experiences membership programme
Priority Pass runs a membership programme granting travellers access to airport lounges and travel experiences, delivered through iOS and Android apps. Its stack is cloud-native AWS (EKS, Lambda, Aurora, EventBridge, Step Functions) with Kafka and GraphQL, plus Salesforce with Agentforce. All current hiring is engineering, skewed toward lead and principal levels, pointing to multi-region resilience, event-driven APIs and Salesforce AI work.
Priority Pass is an airport lounge and travel experiences programme operated by Collinson, headquartered in London and founded in 1992. Members use the Priority Pass mobile app to find participating locations and check their visit history and entitlements across a global network of lounges in more than 140 countries. The programme serves frequent business travellers and is also positioned for corporate travel policies, employee rewards and premium membership offerings. The privately held company employs 201–500 people, with engineering hiring in the United Kingdom and Poland.
Priority Pass builds with TypeScript, Node.js and React on AWS, including EKS, Lambda, Aurora and EventBridge, alongside Kafka, GraphQL, Terraform, Datadog, PostgreSQL, MongoDB and Salesforce with Agentforce.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and focused entirely on engineering, weighted toward lead, senior and principal roles in the United Kingdom and Poland.
Current engineering work covers an API platform, event-driven services, a zero-downtime multi-region platform, disaster recovery automation, and AI-powered workflows including a Salesforce AI strategy.
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