At ShipEngine — and our sister company, ShipStation — we liberate entrepreneurs of all scales from inefficiencies and complexities in logistics, so they can focus more on what they love: designing their store experiences, building businesses, and engaging with their customers. We solve mind-boggling problems at scale but our passion is really for entrepreneurs and their customers. This has made us the market leader in the eCommerce shipping and logistics space with hundreds of millions of orders and shipments every month.

This is an exciting position to join a team that’s building a brand-new greenfield product. Our stack includes cutting-edge web development technologies, like Node.js, Next.js, React, and Tailwind UI.

We’re looking for a full-stack web developer who’s passionate about building high-quality responsive web apps, powered by scalable, performant back-ends. The right candidate will be someone who stays on top of modern web development trends, tools, and best practices and has a proven record of putting those skills to work delivering complex web applications.

Responsibilities:

  • Keep your skills sharp and up-to-date with the latest full-stack technologies
  • Participate in all phases of the development lifecycle, including design, development, testing, deployment, and operations
  • Develop creative solutions to complex problems
  • Apply software engineering best practices
  • Collaborate with other members of the software engineering team to build products and features
  • Perform code reviews of colleagues’ work and help foster a culture of quality
  • Write tests to support any code you write and ensure that the CI/CD process detects any future breaking changes

Required Education and/or Experience:                  

  • Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field, or a certificate from a boot camp, or equivalent years’ experience.
  • Five or more (5+) years’ experience in HTML, CSS and React
  • Five or more (5+) years' experience in JavaScript and Node.js

Preferred Education and/or Experience:

  • Background or understanding of the Shipping Industry related to ecommerce.

Skills and Knowledge:

  • Understands web development patterns, like progressive enhancement and responsive design
  • Can be productive and self-motivated in a fast paced, highly collaborative environment
  • Has excellent written and verbal communication skills
  • Can work with a high degree of autonomy and limited supervision
  • Holds themselves to a high standard of quality and has meticulous attention to detail
  • Has a high degree of intellectual curiosity and a thirst for knowledge — we're always looking for ways to improve our processes while continuing to produce high quality solutions for our customers 

Computer/Software/Application Proficiency:              

  • Well-versed in build tools such as Webpack, RollUp, Babel and TypeScript

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