QA Lead - Mobile Test Automation
About the job
- At least 5 years of experience as a quality assurance professional, tester, software development engineer in test, or similar role, with strong expertise in mobile testing.
- Experience building and owning a mobile test automation framework, including architecture, continuous integration integration, and flaky test mitigation.
- Strong hands-on experience with Appium and WebdriverIO.
- Solid TypeScript proficiency.
- Experience testing REST APIs, ideally with Playwright or similar tools.
- Experience setting up and using cloud device testing platforms such as BrowserStack, Sauce Labs, AWS Device Farm, or similar platforms.
- Experience with Azure DevOps Pipelines or similar continuous integration and continuous delivery tooling.
- Experience using artificial intelligence tools, such as Claude, to support test automation work.
- Ability to work as an individual contributor and primary technical owner.
- Experience testing applications that handle sensitive personal or payment data.
- Build and own a mobile user-interface test automation framework using Appium and WebdriverIO with TypeScript for iOS and Android.
- Extend the existing Playwright application programming interface test suite to cover backend data sources.
- Set up and manage cloud device testing infrastructure for iOS and Android.
- Define testing processes, regression strategy, and release-readiness standards for mobile applications.
- Work with the mobile development team on testability and quality standards.
- Align mobile testing practices with the broader quality assurance organization.
- Apply testing practices suited to sensitive personal and payment data.
- Use artificial intelligence tools to support test design, automation, and coverage of artificial-intelligence-assisted application development.
- Background in travel technology or complex platform ecosystems.
- Experience testing React Native applications.
About the company
TripArc provides digital platforms that connect travel agencies and tour operators with a wide range of travel services such as flights, cruises, hotels, and tours. Its two platforms, ADX and TMT, enable partners to search, compare, and book these services while enabling negotiated direct net rate contracts and commissions with providers. The platforms offer access to exclusive deals and competitive pricing to serve high-net-worth clients more efficiently. Unlike some competitors, TripArc focuses on securing direct agreements with service providers and aggregating luxury travel options through a tech-enabled network used by thousands of advisors, with over a billion dollars in transactions to date. The goal is to deliver a streamlined, technology-driven booking experience for luxury travel by helping agencies and tour operators offer better value to affluent clients and partners through efficient sourcing, pricing, and deal access.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Toronto, Canada
Founded
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- TripArc signed GIATA in 2024, improving hotel mapping and rate accuracy.
- Leading Hotels added TripArc in 2025, expanding luxury distribution and supplier credibility.
- 2026 hiring shows active investment in software developers, product owners, and platform modernization.
What critics are saying
- TripArc is rebuilding ADX into microservices while launching AI vacations, stretching execution.
- TripArc depends on Travel Edge, Ensemble, and suppliers; one major defections cuts volume quickly.
- Virtuoso, Booking.com, and direct supplier portals compress margins and weaken TripArc's supplier leverage.
What makes TripArc unique
- ADX and TMT bundle booking, reporting, and invoicing for luxury advisors.
- TripArc claims over $1 billion transactions, direct net rates, and zero debit memos.
- Advisor-designed workflows and 24/7 VIP support reduce training friction and back-office work.
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