Dorsia jobs

Dorsia, a luxury hospitality tech startup backed by $50M+ from Index Ventures, is hiring a Payments Engineer to own the financial infrastructure powering its restaurant access platform. You'll design and maintain payment processing architecture, build integrations with POS systems (SevenRooms, Toast, Square), manage subscription billing and reconciliation, and ensure PCI compliance across member dining payments, corporate accounts, and operator payouts. The role requires a BS in CS/Engineering, 5+ years of backend engineering with 2+ years in production payments systems, hands-on experience with payment processors and subscription billing, prior POS/restaurant tech integration work, and strong cross-functional communication skills. Compensation is $165–185K in New York with standard benefits, though the posting emphasizes in-office culture as non-negotiable and a fast-paced, high-performance environment that's "not for everyone." This is a fully in-person role in New York requiring the proven ability to ship payments infrastructure at scale in a hospitality context.

Dorsia, a $50M+ venture-backed startup building a luxury restaurant access and hospitality platform, is hiring an Automation Engineer to bridge product quality and operational efficiency. You'll own two equally important areas: designing and maintaining robust automated test suites (unit, integration, and end-to-end) across the platform using frameworks like Playwright and Cypress, and proactively identifying repetitive manual workflows across engineering, ops, support, and GTM to automate using low/no-code tools, LLMs, Python, or TypeScript. You'll need 3-5 years in QA automation, software engineering, or workflow automation; production-grade proficiency in Python and TypeScript/JavaScript; hands-on experience with test frameworks and CI/CD pipelines; and the ability to own automations through their full lifecycle while keeping systems observable and maintainable. Based in New York with an in-office-required culture, the role pays $120–$145k and includes standard startup benefits plus employee dining credits. This is a high-performance, fast-paced environment where you must be genuinely interested in the hospitality/membership space and comfortable with the non-negotiable expectation of in-person collaboration and lifestyle hours that mirror the industry.

Dorsia, a $50M+-backed startup redefining luxury restaurant access, is hiring a Platform Engineer with deep security expertise to join the core engineering team and own the security posture of their platform serving high-profile members. You'll architect and maintain cloud infrastructure (AWS, ECS Fargate, GitHub Actions) for Typescript and PHP applications, define authentication and access control patterns, lead threat modeling, and manage secrets and certificate lifecycle while collaborating with product engineers to ship security improvements without slowing velocity. You need 6–8 years of major cloud experience, 1–2 years of hands-on platform or application security engineering, expertise with container orchestration and CI/CD automation, and solid backend/API knowledge; prior experience with reservation systems (Resy, OpenTable, SevenRooms) or dining payments infrastructure is a strong plus. The role is based in New York with an in-office culture described as non-negotiable; compensation ranges from $100k–$250k depending on level. This is a high-performance, fast-moving culture explicitly designed for builders willing to work long hours, and the company emphasizes that it's "not for everyone."

Dorsia seeks an Event Producer to manage the full lifecycle of events from concept to execution, including vendor management, budgeting, and on-site production oversight. This is an events operations role requiring NYC-based presence.

Dorsia seeks a Senior Product Manager to lead consumer app UX/UI strategy for their luxury hospitality booking platform, owning the product vision, roadmap, and cross-functional execution for discovery, booking, and post-dining flows. The role requires NYC presence and focuses on product strategy and user experience—not software engineering.