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Senior Software Engineer, Backend — Booking Platform & APIs

Resortpass · New York, NY · On-site

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About Resortpass

Book a hotel pool or spa day pass starting at just $25. Enjoy over 2,000 world-class resorts without the overnight stay. Backed by CRV.

About the role

A day pass is sold by capacity. A cabana is reserved as a unit. A massage needs a time slot, provider, or room. Events have tickets. Food and beverage may be a product, an add-on, or part of a bundle. Each category has different rules for pricing, inventory, fulfillment, and cancellation.

What they're looking for

  • You have 6+ years of software engineering experience, or a track record of equivalent impact
  • You have designed transactional systems, built external APIs or integration platforms, and safely evolved data models in production
  • You understand relational modeling, concurrency, consistency, asynchronous workflows, and distributed failures
  • You turn complex business rules into clear boundaries, lifecycle states, contracts, and invariants
  • You can lead an important system as its primary builder while collaborating on foundational decisions
  • You care about correctness, testing, observability, and safe rollouts
More about this role

ResortPass is redefining what it means to be a hotel guest. We give people daytime access to pools, beaches, spas, cabanas, and other hotel experiences without an overnight stay.

We work with more than 2,700 hotel partners across 30 countries. We have served more than 7 million guests and generated hundreds of millions of dollars for our hotel partners. Marriott has signed a global agreement with ResortPass, and Hilton has expanded its partnership with us.

We have proven the demand. Now we are building the booking and distribution platform that can bring hotel experiences to many more guests, categories, and channels.

Most travel platforms are built around overnight rooms. ResortPass is building the platform for everything else a hotel can offer.

A day pass is sold by capacity. A cabana is reserved as a unit. A massage needs a time slot, provider, or room. Events have tickets. Food and beverage may be a product, an add-on, or part of a bundle. Each category has different rules for pricing, inventory, fulfillment, and cancellation.

We need one clear booking domain that supports these differences without creating a separate system for every category. That same inventory must be...

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