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Director, Engineering - Marketplace & Dev Ecosystem at HighLevel - ApplyBlast

Director, Engineering - Marketplace & Dev Ecosystem

HighLevel

3 days ago

4.0 on Glassdoor

Remote

Full Time

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About this role

The Director of Engineering for Marketplace & Dev Ecosystem leads the engineering vision for third-party developers, partners, and native integrations interacting with the platform. This high-impact role oversees multiple squads responsible for Public APIs, Monetization infrastructure, and the App Marketplace. The position focuses on building a world-class developer experience, ensuring API scalability, and driving revenue through robust monetization channels while mentoring engineering leaders.

Responsibilities

Lead engineering vision for Marketplace and Developer Ecosystem
Mentor engineering managers and foster high-performance culture
Oversee architecture of Public APIs and monetization infrastructure

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Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field

About HighLevel

gohighlevel.com

Headquarters

Dallas, Texas, United States

Company Size

1001-5000 employees

Founded

2018

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GoHighLevel is an all‑in‑one marketing and CRM platform built for digital marketing agencies to capture, nurture, and manage client leads and campaigns. It bundles CRM/pipelines, automated workflows, landing pages and funnels, email/SMS marketing, appointment scheduling, calling/tracking, and reputation management into a white‑label SaaS agencies can brand and resell. Agencies use GoHighLevel to consolidate separate tools, automate client funnels and communications, track performance, and deliver a turnkey branded software solution without building their own stack.