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WeTravel
EMEA - Remote
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Hi! 👋 I’m Ismayil, Engineering Manager for Team Payments at WeTravel.
We are the merchant of record for payment acceptance on our platform. When a trip does not happen, the chargeback lands on us, not the trip organizer. A trip can be booked today and depart 18 months from now, so our exposure on it stays open that entire time. That is a different shape of risk from most payments work, and I am hiring an engineer to own it. You would join a team of 10+ engineers and work every day with our Product, Payment Operations, and KYC/Verification team.
Think of the most incredible adventures imaginable: trekking to Machu Picchu, cycling through Tuscany, or going on a safari in Kenya. For years, the small businesses and local experts who run these trips have been stuck using messy spreadsheets, countless emails, and complicated payment methods.
WeTravel is changing that. We build the tools that empower any entrepreneur to launch and grow their own travel business. Our platform makes it simple for organizers to create beautiful trip proposals, securely process payments, and manage their customers, so they can focus on what they do best: creating amazing experiences.
This is one of the last great frontiers of travel to come online, and as the category leader, we are at the forefront of this change.
Last year alone, our platform was trusted by 8,000 organizers to lead over a million travelers on adventures in 150+ countries.
Now, we’re on an exciting journey to grow from powering $2B to $10B in travel experiences per year.
We believe that every trip, when done right, can be a force for good - and we’re building the engine to make more of that possible.
Every organizer collecting payments on WeTravel passes through a series of decisions: whether they can sell their trips and products here, how much of their payout we hold back and how quickly we release it, and what happens when a good account starts going bad. Today these decisions are still largely manual and they will not scale to $10B. Your job is to make them sharper and faster, and to take the manual work out of them. You will own the systems behind them.
Assessing an organizer at signup and then through the life of the account, so how much we hold payout and how quickly we release it reflects how strong the business actually is.
Reserves that track what an organizer actually owes their suppliers on a given trip, so a hold reflects real forward obligations rather than a flat percentage.
Exposure, disputes, balances, payout history, and verification state in one place, so a decision takes minutes rather than hours.
7+ years of product engineering expertise, with 4+ years dedicated to risk, fraud, or underwriting systems that move real money.
Deep expertise in the systems that decide about money, such as exposure and credit models, decision and rules engines, holds, reserves and payout limits, transaction monitoring, and the ledger those balances sit on.
Strong backend mastery in Ruby on Rails, Kotlin, Python, Go, Java, or Node.js with the agility to ramp up on Ruby quickly.
Direct production on-call experience, including authoring post-mortems and leading incident response.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including cross-functional collaboration experience, and the ability to thrive in a distributed, multicultural environment.
Pragmatic adoption of AI tools to optimize your engineering workflow, including the ability to mentor and train others on AI concepts.
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