Senior Full Stack Developer - Hotel/Tourism Software! - Remote

About this role

## Join the Resly Squad as a Senior Full Stack Developer!

Love solving complex technical problems? Enjoy building products that scale? Want to influence architecture, mentor other developers and help shape the future of a growing SaaS platform? We should talk.

At Resly, we're building one of the leading property management platforms for the accommodation industry, and we're looking for an experienced Senior Full Stack Developer to help us take our engineering team to the next level.

This isn't a role where you'll simply pick up tickets and write code.

We're looking for someone who enjoys taking ownership, solving meaningful technical challenges, and contributing to the bigger picture. Someone who wants to influence how we build software, improve engineering practices, and help shape the future of our platform as we continue to scale.

About Resly

We're a fast-growing SaaS company building software that powers accommodation providers across Australia and New Zealand. Our Product & Engineering team is entering an exciting stage of growth. We're investing heavily in our platform, our people and our engineering capability, creating an environment where senior developers have genuine influence over technical direction, architecture and the way we work. We're a remote-first team across Australia, New Zealand, the Philippines and Sri Lanka, with our HQ based on the Gold Coast.

🚀 What You'll Be Doing

You'll work closely with Product, Design and Engineering to build software that's scalable, maintainable and genuinely loved by our customers.

• Design, build and deliver high-quality features across the full stack.
• Take ownership of complex technical challenges from design through to delivery.
• Contribute to architecture and technical decision making.
• Collaborate with Product to shape solutions, not just implement requirements.
• Mentor and support other developers while helping lift engineering standards.
• Improve code quality, testing practices and deploym...