Senior Software Engineer II, Marketing Enablement & Technology
Instacart
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This role pays more than 91% of similar roles. Most pay $149,500–$201,500 — the blue band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $236k versus about $176k for comparable roles.
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Instacart (Maplebear Inc.) is a North American grocery technology company that operates an online marketplace and delivery service connecting customers with personal shoppers who pick and deliver orders from local retailers. It also sells retail e-commerce software and advertising services to grocers and brands.
Instacart currently has 29 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $196,000–$207,000 across 29 roles with salary data.
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Senior Software Engineer II, Marketing Enablement & Technology joins the Marketing Enablement & Technology team to provide technical leadership for the Paid MarTech pod. This role involves driving the technical roadmap, making architectural decisions for scalability, and enhancing developer productivity through process evolution and tooling improvements. You will build systems, APIs, and data pipelines that power paid marketing channels, specifically focusing on campaign feeds, audience targeting, event pipelines, and QA automation. The position requires expert-level proficiency in Python to design reusable abstractions and frameworks for high-throughput systems. Key responsibilities include mentoring engineers, championing observability, cost optimization, and security-by-design principles. You will serve as a domain expert in marketing technology, solving complex problems at the intersection of Marketing, Product, and Engineering to support substantial growth levers.
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