Rippling jobs

This Senior Software Engineer role sits on Rippling's Travel Integrations team within the Spend Suite, focusing on building corporate travel management solutions integrated with the platform's card, expense, and accounting products. You'll collaborate with product and engineering teams to design and build high-complexity features, translate business requirements into technical solutions, and mentor junior engineers while participating in code reviews and planning activities. The position requires a minimum of 6+ years of programming experience, strong computer science fundamentals, and preferred expertise in Go, Python, Django, MongoDB, and AWS; experience in the travel domain is a plus. Based in Bangalore, India, this role offers competitive salary and equity at a well-funded startup ($1.4B+ raised) that's redefining the all-in-one workforce management space. A key requirement is on-site collaboration at least three days per week for employees within a defined radius of the Bangalore office, making this a hybrid-in-office role rather than remote.

Senior Software Engineer, Platform at Rippling focuses on building core infrastructure and shared services that power the HR Product team's four domains: HRIS, Time & Attendance, Benefits, and Talent. You'll design and implement critical platform infrastructure, lead high-impact projects scaling core capabilities, and influence architecture decisions across the company while working closely with product engineering teams. This role requires 5+ years of hands-on experience building core product infrastructure and distributed systems at significant scale, with exceptional ability to communicate complex technical concepts to engineers, product managers, and designers alike. Rippling is a well-funded ($1.4B+) San Francisco-based unicorn backed by top-tier investors, operating in the high-stakes HR/workforce management space where data security and global compliance are paramount. A standout requirement is the need to have directly contributed to systems operating at both significant technical and organizational scale—this isn't an entry-level infrastructure role.