Raileasy

Ever wanted to work in the UK rail-ticketing retail space? Raileasy, who own and operate the TrainSplit brand, are hiring for a junior backend software engineer. Our API powers some of the most established and recognisable brands in the independent rail retail space (particularly where split-ticketing is involved) such as TrainSplit, Realtime Tickets from Realtime Trains, Split My Fare, Railboard and others. We provide both B2C and B2B ticket booking services. We are a remote-first organisation; we have engineers in a variety of locations across the UK, but we make good use of pair programming, video conferencing, asynchronous communication and in-person meet-ups at mutually accessible locations to collaborate. We’re looking for someone UK-based who will be able to work on our .NET-based services, primarily in C# – but we have a variety of smaller services written in languages like Golang and Rust too. This role would be ideal for someone who has recently graduated from e.g. a CS course, or has taught themselves how to program and now has a decent grasp on the fundamentals. Any internships, placement years and/or open source contributions/repositories (even if it’s just a few Advent of Code days) you could show us would reflect well on your application. An interest in public transport/rail would be a plus, but is by no means a requirement.