Software Developer (.NET/Go)

About WebBeds

Launched in 2013, WebBeds is a global marketplace for the travel trade, providing powerful distribution solutions that make selling and buying travel products easier. It sources accommodation and destination services from travel suppliers, aggregates and merchandises that content in the WebBeds platform, then distributes it to its global network of travel trade buyers, who sell to the travelling public.

Hotels and other suppliers - global and regional hotel chains, independent hotels, apartments, resorts, attractions, transfer and sightseeing companies and more - can sell their products to a global network of online and offline travel buyers through robust solutions that provide greater inventory control to simplify distribution, and leverage WebBeds enhanced analytics to inform inventory optimisation choices – saving costs and increasing revenue.

Travel buyers - online travel agencies, retail travel agents, corporate travel managers, tour operators, wholesalers, tourism boards, super apps, DMC’s, group providers, airlines and more - can integrate the hundreds of thousands of hotels and ground services in the WebBeds marketplace through simple and seamless API connectivity, or they can search, shop and book online through one of WebBeds trade only booking sites.

WebBeds operates globally through four geographic regions – Europe, Asia Pacific, MEA (Middle East and Africa) and Americas - with over 1,900 travel professionals working in 120 cities across 50 countries worldwide.

Find out more about the WebBeds business at

WebBeds is a travel brand of the Web Travel Group (ASX: WEB).

How will you make an impact? 

As a Software Developer at WebBeds, you will be a vital member of our dynamic self-managed delivery team, embracing our core values of Trust, Teamwork, and Technology. In this role, you'll be responsible for crafting high-quality software solutions that align with our technical standards and business objectives. Collaborating closely with cross-functional teams, you'll contribute to the entire development lifecycle, from conceptualization and coding to testing and deployment.

Your commitment to innovation and adherence to best practices will drive the success of WebBeds' products. Priotize personal & professional wellbeing of the team while embracing health & wellbeing,

Key elements to the role include:

  • Deliver code that epitomizes exceptional quality, cleanliness, and optimal performance, collaborating within a self-managed delivery team, actively participating in team ceremonies and contributing to user story definition, planning sessions, and stakeholder communications.

  • Develop and implement software solutions that meet WebBeds' requirements and adhere to the approved stack of technologies, fostering innovation, and embracing accountability, challenges, and continuous development.
  • Uphold a commitment to continuous improvement, exploring new technologies and methodologies to enhance your skills and contribute to the team's growth while embracing mistakes and inspiring others to do the same.
  • Collaborate with peers, including Software Engineers, quality assurance engineers, product owners, and business analysts, to ensure seamless integration and alignment of goals, while valuing others' considerations, active listening, and upholding professionalism .
  • Uphold strong work ethic and adhere to coding best practices, writing clean, maintainable, and efficient code. Strive for excellence in implementing solutions that follow established design patterns and SOLID principles.
  • Embrace a security-first mindset in all development efforts, integrating security practices into the software development lifecycle.
  • Collaborate with QA engineers to create and execute comprehensive unit tests, and contribute to the establishment of a fully automated testing environment promoting team anatomy and effective communication within the team.
  • Participate in code reviews and provide constructive feedback to peers, promoting knowledge sharing and continuous improvement. Embrace errors, acknowledge accomplishments, empower through leading by example, and both guide and learn from teammates.
  • Support the deployment process by addressing bugs, improving application performance, and optimizing code as required, while embracing problem-solving and a commitment to ongoing learning.
The skills we would love to see in your suitcase!
  • A minimum of 2 years of software development experience, coupled with proven leadership in guiding technical teams.

  • Strong proficiency in at least one of .NET or Golang, with a demonstrated ability to read, understand, and debug code. Adaptability to cross-train in the other language as needed, with the mindset to use the right tool for the job.
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