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Position Type: Full-Time, Remote
Working Hours: U.S. Business Hours – EST
At Pavago, one of our clients — a fast-growing marketing agency serving 150+ home service businesses — is hiring a hands-on Full Stack Engineer to build internal tools, marketing technology, AI-powered workflows, and automation systems.
This is a builder role, not a strategy-only position.
You’ll work directly across:
You’ll collaborate closely with leadership, media buyers, and operators to turn operational challenges into production-ready systems that directly improve campaign performance, lead conversion, and efficiency.
You might start by reviewing tracking data and investigating an attribution discrepancy between Meta Ads and the CRM.
Later, you could build a new Next.js dashboard for media buyers, implement a Python service that scores incoming leads using AI, or create a webhook integration that sends CRM conversion outcomes back through Meta CAPI.
You’ll work closely with media buyers and leadership to identify bottlenecks, build solutions, deploy them, and iterate based on real campaign performance.
In short: you build the technology connecting advertising, CRM, AI, data, and operations — helping the agency run faster and make better marketing decisions.
If you’re a Full Stack Engineer with strong React, Next.js, and Python skills who has hands-on experience with marketing technology, Meta CAPI, CRM integrations, attribution, and AI-powered automation, we’d love to hear from you.
Apply today and build systems that directly improve campaign performance, lead conversion, and operational efficiency.
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