Our agreement with employees
Pipe17 is committed to building trust and making the world more agreeable for our employees, customers and the communities in which we live and work. You can count on us to listen, be honest, and try our best to do what's right, every day. At Pipe17, everything is equal. We each have a responsibility to ensure every team member has an equal opportunity to succeed, to be heard, to exchange ideas openly, to build lasting relationships, and to do the work of their life. We try to set up an environment where every employee can feel deep pride in the work they do.
Senior Full Stack Engineer (Typescript; Node.js)
About the Company
Pipe17’s mission is to be the fastest and easiest way to achieve touchless order operations and precision control of data, workflows, and post-checkout experiences.
Our mission is to democratize order management so that any business can run their fulfillment like Amazon – touchless, efficient, agile, scalable.
About the team
We’re a globally distributed team of 25+ engineers who are making this happen. Check out more about our values on our careers page to see what it’s like to work here - or at least, it's a good start. We are passionate about what we are doing, and always willing to learn new ways of doing things.
Core features we’ve been working on
- Workflow engine
- A no-code workflow engine that allows merchants to automatically edit and manage orders with powerful but intuitive filters and actions
- Order router
- Empowers merchants to create powerful rules and filters that determine where and how orders get routed from checkout to fulfillment.
- Pipe17’s Connector Framework
- We’ve built a flexible framework that’s allowed us to build well over a hundred (and growing) connectors that allow merchants to centralize all their eCommerce operations in a single place.
- It’s built to be extremely resilient and configurable, and enables rapid connector development.
Who we’re looking for
- Strong technical background
- 7+ years minimum of working experience designing and engineering solutions at scale.
- Must be familiar with HTML, CSS, and Javascript, Typescript experience is a plus.
- Ability to solve ambiguous problems without the need to be told exactly what to do
- Ability to pick up on new technologies very quickly.
- Ownership
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- We’re a small team. You’ll be responsible for delivering features end to end.
- Pragmatism
- You know how to balance product velocity against product quality
- You prefer simple solutions and designs over complex ones, and have a good intuition for what will last and scale.
- Strong communication and collaboration skills
- We have a Seattle office but most of the company works remotely. This requires that you be a great verbal and written communicator
- Nice to have
- Experience working with Serverless technology in AWS (Lambda, SQS)
Compensation
- Competitive salary
- Great healthcare + dental + vision coverage
- Retirement plan
- Pick your own equipment. We'll set you up with whatever Apple laptop + monitor combo you want plus any software you need.
- Unlimited vacation policy. Plus we require you to take at least 2 weeks off each year. We see most employees take 4 weeks off per year. This isn't a vague policy where unlimited vacation means no vacation
About Us
Pipe17 is a venture funded software startup headquartered in Seattle, WA with a significant presence in the San Francisco Bay area.
We offer an innovative SaaS platform for ecommerce operations that automates management of order, inventory and product flows between 100+ ecommerce applications. Using Pipe17 our customers grow faster and serve their customers better all while reducing operational costs.
We are a solution business with innovative technology that is 10-100X faster than competitors. Selling both direct and through a growing network of partners, we are growing fast with many happy customers.
Pipe17 is backed by GLP Partners, a leading investor in the ecommerce logistics space. We recently raised a large round of capital to fund our growth, which you can read about here.
