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What they do

The Tripadvisor Group helps people plan and book travel, experiences, and restaurants. Its brands include Tripadvisor, Viator for tours and experiences, and TheFork for restaurant booking in Europe. Tripadvisor has more than 400 million monthly users and more than 1 billion reviews and opinions. The company trades on Nasdaq.

What they value

• Traveller first: create value for the traveler, and help partners do the same.
• Execution is our edge: act fast, experiment, learn from failure, and finish what can be done today.
• We succeed together: work with humble experts toward shared goals, give feedback, and own your growth.

Where they hire

Most Postings are in the United Kingdom, mainly London and Oxford. Others are in Kraków, Spain, the United States, and other European cities. Many roles are hybrid, with one to three days a week in the office. Engineering roles are remote-first for people who live near an office hub. Postings do not say if Tripadvisor sponsors visas.

Teams and roles

Sales, engineering, and data science have the most roles. About 20 Postings are for TheFork.

• Sales: field and inside sales representatives for TheFork in Spain, Italy, Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom, plus key account roles for Tripadvisor and Viator.
• Engineering: software engineers, Android and iOS engineers, ML Ops engineers, and a data engineer. Many work on Experiences, a marketplace for tours and activities. Full-stack roles use Java, SQL, React, and AWS.
• Data science: data scientists for experiments and product analytics, and machine learning scientists for ranking and retrieval.
• Customer service: AI quality, project, and support roles, including support for Bókun, a booking tool for tour operators.
• Marketing: CRM, loyalty, paid media, product marketing, and social video.

What they look for

Required experience goes from one year for inside sales to ten years or more for principal engineers. Many Postings ask people to use AI tools in their work. Engineering roles ask for fluency with Cursor, Claude, or Codex. Data science roles ask for Python and SQL. Many sales and support roles need a second language, such as Spanish, Italian, German, Dutch, or Portuguese.