Senior Software Engineer (IAM)

We’ve signed up to an ambitious journey. Join us!

As Arrive, we guide customers and communities towards brighter futures and more livable cities, it isn’t a challenge just anyone could take on. Luckily, we have something to help us make it happen. Our people and our values. We Arrive Curious, Focused and Together. Just as our entire brand is inspired by the North Star, the shining light leading travelers to their destinations since time began, our values guide us. They help us be at our best. For our customers. For the cities and communities we serve. For ourselves. As a global team, we are transforming urban mobility. Let’s grow better, together.

The Role

As a Senior Software Engineer on the team you will be working with the tech lead and technical architect, to define and implement the unified IAM solution. Which will be offered to and adopted by all of Arrive.

Your contributions will help the team to deliver a very high impact strategic piece of Arrive’s architecture and will be a big journey.

Your contributions will help us make the right choices with authentication, authorisation and find the right solutions which will help us serve the needs of all our customers.

You will be working as part of the wider Developer’s experience providing platforms for product teams by abstracting away some of the complexities, allowing them to focus on what really matters: solving hard problems and creating a great experience for our customers.

Everyday life as a Senior Software Engineer

Design, develop, test, and deliver features and technical improvements that support our business goals.

Take ownership of the quality, reliability, maintenance, and continuous improvement of the software your team owns.

Collaborate with Product Managers, Tech Leads, engineers, users, and stakeholders to understand needs and turn them into effective technical solutions.

Plan, refine, estimate, and manage your work while keeping the team informed of progress, dependencies, and challenges.

Participate in code reviews, team ceremonies, technical discussions, and workshops, contributing to a strong engineering culture and continuous improvement.

Help evaluate technical approaches and make pragmatic decisions that balance business needs, quality, and long-term maintainability.

Contribute to releases, automated testing, and engineering best practices across the team and chapter.

Support and mentor other developers by sharing knowledge, providing guidance, and helping the team grow.

Contribute to recruiting, onboarding, and building a collaborative and high-performing engineering team.

About you:

You are comfortable sharing ideas and aren’t afraid to speak up before others

You are happy to try new things, embrace failure and have a growth mindset

You are a strong communicator, verbally and written

You are engaged, motivated and feel a sense of ownership of the things you work on

You value honesty and integrity, you will be vocal about concerns that affect you or the rest of the team

Background:

3-6+ years of programming experience

Experience in developing solutions which provide Identity and Access Management (IAM) preferred

Experienced with Java

Experienced with Microservice development

Experienced with Single Sign-On implementations

Experienced with OpenId Connect/SAML

If this resonates with you, hit the apply button!

About Arrive

Arrive, including brands like EasyPark, Flowbird, RingGo, ParkMobile and Parkopedia, is a leading global mobility platform. Present in over 90 countries and 20,000 cities, the company helps people and decision-makers make smarter decisions about urban mobility and ease the experience of travel worldwide. Arrive delivers a unique combination of the core ingredients to make cities more livable: from smart payments and optimized car parks to data-driven traffic reduction and support for reinvestment in public transport and green space. It’s about more than function, it’s about saving time and simplifying the experience of travel for everyone. Travel is more than a journey, it’s how you Arrive.