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At GoDaddy the future of work looks different for each team. Some teams work in the office full-time; others have a hybrid arrangement (they work remotely some days and in the office some days) and some work entirely remotely.

This is a remote position, so you’ll be working remotely from your home. You may occasionally visit a GoDaddy office to meet with your team for events or meetings.

This position is not eligible to be performed in Alaska, Mississippi, North Dakota, or the Virgin Islands.

GoDaddy is not currently considering candidates for this role in California, Seattle, or NYC.

Join Our Team

Join our growth engineering team and help shape how customers discover, experience, and purchase GoDaddy’s AI-powered products.

Our team focuses on monetizing Airo, GoDaddy’s AI-powered website-building experience, through product-led growth. We build and optimize experiences that help free and trial users become paying customers while helping existing customers discover products and plans that provide greater value.

Our work spans pricing and plan experiences, upgrade flows, paywalls, trial-to-paid and free-to-paid journeys, contextual upsells, and post-purchase experiences. Experimentation is central to how we work. We regularly launch experiences as A/B tests, measure customer and business impact, and use those insights to determine what we iterate on and scale.

We’re a small, highly collaborative, remote-first team where engineers work closely with product management, design, analytics, and data science. We value ownership, thoughtful execution, quick learning, and continuously improving the customer experience.

What You’ll Get to Do…

As a Software Development Engineer III, you’ll build customer-facing experiences that directly influence how customers interact with and purchase GoDaddy products. You’ll have the opportunity to:

Build and ship full-stack, customer-facing experiences using React and TypeScript, with opportunities to work with Node.js, APIs, and GraphQL across pricing, upgrades, checkout, and purchase journeys.
Take product hypotheses from idea to production, using feature flags, cohorts, event tracking, testing, and experimentation to measure results and drive improvements.
Partner closely with product managers and designers to define scope, influence the customer experience, and identify effective ways to test new ideas.
Collaborate with data analysts and data scientists to understand experiment performance, conversion funnels, customer behavior, and opportunities for growth.
Build and optimize contextual upgrade and monetization experiences that connect customers with the right products and plans at key moments in their journey.
Write clean, maintainable, and testable code, contribute to code reviews, and improve shared components, tooling, and engineering practices.

Your Experience Should Include…

3+ years of professional software engineering experience, or equivalent experience, with a track record of ownership, learning quickly, and delivering results.
Strong professional experience with JavaScript/TypeScript and React, building production-ready, customer-facing applications.
Experience shipping consumer-facing or SaaS product features end to end, from development and testing through production and iteration.
Strong software engineering fundamentals, including testing, debugging, code reviews, Git, and CI/CD.
Experience collaborating effectively with product, design, data, and engineering partners to deliver high-quality customer experiences.
A strong product and business mindset, with the ability to connect engineering decisions to customer behavior, conversion, and business outcomes.

You Might Also Have…

Experience with A/B testing and experimentation, including feature flags, cohorts, event tracking, analytics, conversion funnels, or growth and monetization products such as e-commerce, checkout, pricing, or SaaS subscriptions.
Experience with modern front-end and full-stack technologies, including Redux, React Query, GraphQL, Node.js, and REST APIs, with exposure to reusable component libraries, accessibility, performance, internationalization, or building consumer-facing products at scale.