Lyft
Software Engineer, Pricing
Toronto, Canada
- Hybrid
- Posted 29 Jan 2026
Overview Lyft is hiring a Software Engineer for its Pricing team in Toronto to work on marketplace pricing systems and rider engagement. The role focuses on distributed systems, concurrency, experimentation, and backend engineering using Python, Go, and AWS. Responsibilities - Drive high-impact projects and develop new solutions for user experience improvements - Work with cross-functional and partner teams to deliver technology and business solutions - Lead features from idea through execution and launch - Write well-tested, readable, maintainable code - Use Python, Golang, and AWS to build robust and scalable systems - Participate in code reviews and on-call rotations - Share knowledge through brown bags, tech talks, and engineering best practices Requirements - BS/MS or equivalent in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or related field, or relevant work experience - 3+ years of software engineering industry experience - Experience in object-oriented programming, ideally Go or Python - Background in backend software development, distributed systems, and concurrency - Strong oral and written communication skills with ability to collaborate across teams Benefits - Extended health and dental coverage, life insurance, and disability benefits - Mental health benefits - Family building, child care, and pet benefits - Lyft-funded Health Care Savings Account - RRSP plan with company match - Flexible paid time off for salaried team members - 18 weeks of paid time off for new parents - Subsidized commuter benefits and Lyft ride credits Other Relevant Heading - Hybrid schedule: in-office at least 3 days per week, including Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays - Hybrid roles can work from anywhere for up to 4 weeks per year - Base pay range in Toronto: CAD $108,000 - $135,000 - Lyft may use artificial intelligence to screen applicants Source https://app.careerpuck.com/job-board/lyft/job/8396751002?gh_jid=8396751002
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