Priceline / 2026 - Present
Priceline's booking journeys span flights, hotels, and car rentals. Eligibility, pricing, and state have to stay coherent while a traveller is deciding, inside a large production codebase that many teams change every day.
This account stays at the product and system level to respect customer, employer, and platform confidentiality.
Even a single offer depends on eligibility, live pricing, selected options, confirmation state, and the wider booking journey. I work on the Android experience and the Kotlin Multiplatform-backed functionality that keeps those concerns explicit and consistent across supported client surfaces. A current example is the insurance step of the booking flow.
The implementation work spans feature delivery, state handling, code review, regression validation, crash investigation, and the edge cases that appear when product and backend rules meet a real checkout. The goal is not merely to render an offer; it is to make every state understandable and recoverable.
The work is developed with backend, product, design, QA, and release partners inside a large production codebase. Clear contracts and careful review matter because a local change can affect several booking paths and a customer who is already close to purchase.
Reliable customer-facing features delivered inside a large, conversion-sensitive travel platform, with maintainability and regression quality treated as part of the feature itself.