Senior Software Engineer - Marketing Tech Platform

TD; Toronto; On-site; CAD 126,000 - 154,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Total Rewards package

Job summary

TD is seeking a Software Engineer III in Toronto to design and deliver technology solutions that automate processes, provide insights, and enable AI-driven outcomes. You will champion secure systems, collaborate with partners, and support deployment pipelines in an agile environment.

The role emphasizes leadership, data modeling, and contributing to marketing platforms across channels, with strong in-office collaboration and 80% in-person attendance in downtown Toronto.

Qualifications

• Undergraduate degree or higher in computer science or engineering.
• Strong academic background (CS/engineering) and relevant coursework.
• Full-stack / build-from-scratch experience with modern web tech.
• Proficiency in Java, JavaScript, data modeling and SQL.
• 5–7 years of relevant experience.

Responsibilities

• Lead design of stable, secure technology solutions meeting business needs.
• Provide feedback and help build a stronger software engineering team.
• Analyze problems scientifically and compare solution options.
• Create data standards and models for flexible processes.
• Engage in ongoing training and technology proof-of-concepts.

Skills

Java

JavaScript

Data modeling

SQL

Full-stack development

Education

Undergraduate degree in CS/Engineering

Postgraduate degree or Technical Certificate

Graduate degree nice to have

Tools

Salesforce Data Cloud (Data 360)

Salesforce Marketing Cloud

Salesforce Personalization

Job description

TD is seeking a Software Engineer III in Toronto to design and deliver technology solutions that automate processes, provide insights, and enable AI-driven outcomes. You will champion secure systems, collaborate with partners, and support deployment pipelines in an agile environment.

The role emphasizes leadership, data modeling, and contributing to marketing platforms across channels, with strong in-office collaboration and 80% in-person attendance in downtown Toronto.