Tixr runs a ticketing and event-commerce platform for clubs, festivals and conventions, built on a Java/Spring backend on AWS with a polyglot data layer spanning MySQL, PostgreSQL, Aurora, Couchbase, Redis and graph stores Neo4j and Amazon Neptune. Current hiring tilts toward sales, support and finance rather than engineering, and job posts point to a finance function automating manual close and accounting workflows while preparing for audit.
Tixr is a Santa Monica, California company founded in 2013 that provides ticketing, event sales tools, CRM, analytics and check-in for event creators. It serves large-scale operators such as clubs, festivals and conventions, pairing platform software with on-site service support. The privately held company employs 51–200 people and hires in the United States. Its business tooling includes HubSpot, Intercom, Stripe, QuickBooks Online and Ramp, with Tableau, Looker and Power BI for reporting.
Tixr's stack includes Java, Spring, AWS, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Aurora, Couchbase, Redis, Neo4j, Amazon Neptune, Terraform, Ansible and New Relic, plus HubSpot, Stripe, Tableau and Looker on the business side.
Hiring is currently minimal and concentrated in sales, support and finance, with some marketing, operations and product roles, all based in the United States.
Job posts point to automating accounting workflows, audit readiness, AI-driven workflow automation across the sales cycle, and operational and funnel-health dashboards.
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