Caroline Roth
About Caroline Roth
Caroline Roth is a Senior Backend Engineer currently employed at Food52, where she has worked since 2022. She has a background in software engineering with previous positions at Splash and Etsy, and has held various roles at GE throughout her career.
Current Role at Food52
Caroline Roth serves as a Senior Backend Engineer at Food52, a position she has held since 2022. In this role, she is responsible for developing and maintaining backend systems that support the company's digital platforms. Her expertise in backend engineering contributes to the overall functionality and performance of Food52's online services.
Previous Experience at Splash
Prior to her current role, Caroline worked as a Software Engineer at Splash from 2019 to 2022. During her three years at Splash, she focused on enhancing the company's event marketing platform. Her contributions included optimizing backend processes and improving system integrations, which played a key role in the platform's efficiency.
Background in Information Technology at GE
Caroline Roth has extensive experience at General Electric (GE), where she held multiple roles. She began as an IT intern in the GE Lighting Quality Group in 2012, followed by an IT internship in the Technology Group in 2011. She later progressed to an IT Leadership Program (ITLP) position from 2013 to 2015, and served as a Solution Architect for Production Systems in 2015. Her time at GE provided her with a solid foundation in IT and software development.
Experience at Etsy
Caroline worked as a Software Engineer at Etsy from 2015 to 2019. During her four years at Etsy, she contributed to the development of the e-commerce platform, focusing on backend solutions that improved user experience and system performance. Her work at Etsy helped her gain valuable experience in a fast-paced, consumer-focused environment.
Education and Academic Background
Caroline Roth earned her Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science from Case Western Reserve University, where she studied from 2009 to 2012. Her academic background provided her with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for her career in software engineering and backend development.