Digital passenger assistance platform for rail and transport operators
Transreport builds assisted-travel software that transport operators use to book, coordinate and track support for passengers with access needs. Its stack pairs a Ruby on Rails and PostgreSQL backend with React Native, Swift and Kotlin mobile apps plus a Vue/Nuxt web layer. Job posts point to a new greenfield React Native B2B app and AI agents for admin and service-desk work, with hiring now reaching Japan alongside the UK.
Transreport is a privately held London company founded in 2015, with 51–200 employees. It sells a passenger assistance platform to rail and other transport operators, giving them tools to deliver and monitor support for travellers with accessibility needs. The product spans passenger-facing mobile apps and operator-facing systems built on Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL, Sidekiq and Redis, running on AWS and GCP. The company serves operators in the UK and internationally, and current hiring covers engineering and support roles in the United Kingdom and Japan.
Transreport uses Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL, Sidekiq and Redis on the backend, React Native, Swift and Kotlin for mobile, Vue and Nuxt with Tailwind CSS on the web, and runs on AWS and GCP with Docker.
Transreport is headquartered in London, United Kingdom. Current hiring covers both the UK and Japan.
Job posts point to a greenfield React Native B2B app, a mobile roadmap across several product verticals, and AI agents for internal admin, service desk and marketing work.
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