Software Engineer II - Uber Eats

Software Engineer II - Uber Eats Department: Engineering Team: Backend Location: San Francisco, United States Type: Full-Time **About the Role** Collaborates with stakeholders within the team to build and maintain backend services and solutions to support user-facing products. **About the Team (We are hiring for multiple teams)** Eater Messaging owns in and out of app messaging to Eaters. This includes things like push messages, billboards on home feed, and other surfaces. As a platform team embedded in the Core Consumer experience team, you will have the opportunity to shape how we communicate value to our Eaters and help them on their journey with Eats. This team will enhance existing tools, looking to enable our partner stakeholders to drive value, and move towards a more automated future. Join us! The Eats Search Experience team builds the high-impact features that power over **one-third of all Uber Eats orders**. We focus on making food discovery faster and more personalized for millions of users globally. In this **product-oriented engineering role**, you will design backend solutions that directly influence how users search for and discover merchants. You’ll work cross-functionally to run experiments and build the next generation of search tools in one of Uber’s most critical business areas. The **Uber Eats Growth team** is responsible for the rapid expansion of the platform. Their work focuses on scaling Uber Eats into new markets and diversifying the business beyond just food delivery into **groceries, retail, and more.** As a Backend Engineer on this team, you will build the high-quality, scalable systems that drive user acquisition and engagement. This is a strategic role that requires a mix of deep technical expertise and a "big picture" mindset to ensure Uber Eats’ long-term global success. **What You’ll Do** - Design, develop, and maintain robust and scalable software solutions - Collaborate with product managers, cross-engineering teams, data scientists and other partners to gather requirements and translate them into technical specifications - Identify opportunities