Software Engineer - Core Marketing Platforms

About this role

THE POSITION Our roster has an opening with your name on it We're looking for a Software Engineer to join one of our Core Marketing Platforms teams , where you'll build and optimize high-performance microservices that power FanDuel's marketing ecosystem. You'll work on systems enabling critical capabilities such as real-time customer communications, personalized promotions, and targeted campaign delivery. Your work will focus on designing highly scalable, event-driven systems that process large volumes of real-time data, delivering intelligent insights to marketing partners.

You'll help enable data-driven, personalized experiences for millions of customers across our platform. You'll work within a modern microservices and event-driven architecture, building Martech solutions enhanced by AI to drive customer engagement and retention. Make existing systems simpler (e.g. by consolidating redundant systems, deleting unnecessary code, or removing/updating out of date documentation). Solve well-defined problems independently, knowing when to seek input or guidance from the wider team Translate technical designs into clean, well—tested code using appropriate technologies and current software engineering best practices, delivered on schedule.

Write secure, stable, testable, maintainable code with minimal defects Contribute to team discussion on technical design, scoping and prioritisation. Collaborate effectively across the team, surfacing risks and opportunities that arise from technical decisions. Propose pragmatic solutions and share knowledge and learnings with the wider team. Everyone on our team has a part to play You own parts of product and technology & strive to become a subject matter expert.

You write simple and extendable code following standards and best practices. You help your team evolve by actively participating in the code review process, design discussions, team planning, and support ticket reviews. You clearly document your software to ensure that future generations of developers understand the intention behind the features and components you build. In the event of a problem, you can troubleshoot and identify a swift resolution.