Travel booking and procurement platforms for agencies, tour operators and DMCs
TripArc runs internally built booking platforms for travel advisors, tour operators and destination management companies on a .NET, SQL Server and Kubernetes core. It is migrating off .NET Framework toward .NET Core microservices with NServiceBus messaging, while senior-heavy engineering hiring centers on mobile test automation for a React Native app, signaling a push to harden quality before scaling consumer-facing products.
TripArc is a Toronto-based, privately held travel technology and procurement company with 201–500 employees. It operates three platforms: DMX, which aggregates products from destination management companies worldwide; ADX, for travel agencies; and TMT, for tour operators. The company negotiates net and commissionable rates with travel partners and distributes them through advisors and tour operators. All platform IP is developed in-house, and current hiring is concentrated in Canada.
TripArc builds on C#, .NET Core, SQL Server, MongoDB, NServiceBus and Kubernetes, with React, Angular, Next.js and React Native front ends, Sabre for air, and Playwright, Appium and WebdriverIO for testing.
Yes. Hiring is engineering-led and skewed toward senior roles, focused on mobile and API test automation, .NET Core migration and event-driven integrations, with all roles based in Canada.
TripArc is building mobile test automation for its native app, decomposing legacy .NET Framework code into .NET Core microservices, launching direct-to-consumer luxury services and implementing AI and automation workflows.
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