Senior Software Developer

Senior Software Developer – RidePro

About the Role

TripSpark Technologies builds software that moves people together. Our RidePro product

powers vanpool and carpool programs, trip matching, fare calculation and

ridership/compliance reporting for transit agencies across North America.

We are looking for an experienced Senior Software Developer to join the RidePro team. This

is a hands-on senior role for someone who writes exceptional, well-tested code and can

independently design and deliver large and complex features with minimal supervision.

This individual should be resourceful so that they can conduct their own research, seek

advice, and apply common sense to create high-quality, mission-critical features.

You will work within our evolving Agile (Scrum) process alongside a talented developer,

vanpool domain experts, and our product manager to contribute technical work with the

state-of-the-art agentic AI tool, Claude Code, to build scalable features used by tens of

thousands of people.

Key Responsibilities

Technical

• Design and implement large, complex features in a mature enterprise codebase,

producing high-quality, performant, secure, maintainable, and well-tested code.

• Debug, troubleshoot, and improve existing code across the application and background

services, working with DevOps. Customer Care, Sales, PM and PdM teams to resolve

issues in a timely fashion.

• Write feature specification to leverage agentic AI programming

• Review other developers' code for efficiency, design, structure, and testability, and

provide constructive feedback.

• Translate business requirements from product owners and customers into well-

designed features and specifications.

• Write thorough unit and integration tests, feature notes, and documentation.

• Enforce coding conventions and standards, project estimation, assist project

deployment and contribute improvements to the team's development process.• Apply sound design patterns to solve complex problems and continually improve the

quality and structure of existing code.

Qualifications

• Degree or diploma in Software Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field.

• Minimum 8 years of professional software development experience, including a track

record of solving problems of varying complexity.

• Strong C#, OOP and design pattern knowledge.

• Solid experience building web applications with ASP.NET MVC and Web API with IIS.

• Strong SQL Server / T-SQL skills – reviewing, writing, and optimizing queries.

• Experience with an ORM and relational database

• Proficiency with front-end web fundamentals: JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML, CSS,

Bootstrap, and jQuery.

• Experience with Visual Studio and working in an Agile/Scrum environment.

• Excellent communication skills - able to work effectively with internal teams and

directly with customers, and to translate business processes into working software.

• Self-motivated, takes initiative, and brings strong energy, drive, and a passion for high

software quality.

Nice-to-Have Qualifications

• Experience with dependency injection containers (e.g., Autofac) and layered/n-tier

architecture in large monolithic codebases.

• Experience modernizing legacy applications and/or working with microservices, Vue 3,

EF Core, and NHibernate.

• Experience with Visual Studio Code

• Familiarity with Azure DevOps / TFS, Git, and CI/CD pipelines.

• Domain experience in transit, paratransit, demand-response, vanpool/carpool, or

transportation/logistics software.

• Hands-on experience with AI-assisted development tools, especially Claude Code,

used to accelerate real delivery in a professional codebase.

• Agentic programming experience - comfortable using AI agents to plan and execute

multi-step development tasks (e.g., exploring a codebase, implementing features,

writing tests), while reviewing and validating the output to maintain quality.About RidePro

RidePro is a mature, enterprise web application that transit agencies and employers use to

run Transportation Demand Management (TDM) programs - the services that reduce single-

occupancy vehicle trips by helping commuters share rides, which reduces road congestion

and environmental impacts. It is used by agencies across North America to operate large

vanpool and carpool programs and to meet government reporting requirements. At its core,

RidePro:

• Carpool & vanpool matching - Matches commuters who have similar routes and

schedules into shared rides, using their home/work locations and travel times to

suggest the best matches (this is where the geospatial/GIS side of the product comes

in).

• Vanpool program management - Manages the full lifecycle of vanpools: applications,

vehicle assignments, riders, routes, and regional program rules. Agencies run many

regional programs, each with its own fare structures and policies.

• Fare calculation & billing - Calculates fares based on factors like region, distance,

vehicle type, and program rules - including specialized cases such as toll bridges - and

generates commuter statements and employer billing.

• Incentive programs - Runs commuter rewards: badges, challenges, leaderboards, and

incentive tracking that encourage people to use ride-sharing programs.

• Compliance & reporting - Produces the regulatory and operational reports agencies

depend on, including National Transit Database (NTD) submissions, ridership and

financial reporting.

• Employer & commuter portals - Supports employer accounts, vanpool sponsorship,

and self-service for commuters managing their accounts, trips, and statements.

In short, RidePro is the operational backbone for vanpool/carpool programs. The work is a

mix of maintaining and enhancing a deep, established codebase and building new

features, with an ongoing effort to modernize parts of the system.