Staff Backend Product Software Engineer, Commerce Platform
$223,400 - $302,200
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Lead
SALARY
$223,400 - $302,200
About the role
- BS, MS, or PhD in Computer Science or a related technical field involving programming (e.g., Computer Engineering), or equivalent practical experience.12+ years of professional software development experience.
- Proven expertise in building and maintaining large-scale, distributed backend systems.
- Strong system design skills, particularly in complex, stateful, or workflow-driven systems
- Experience building reliable systems with a focus on validation, rollout safety, monitoring, and maintainability
- Experience working on systems in a monetary domain such as ecommerce, subscriptions, billing, payments, or financial systems
- Strong communication and collaboration skills, with experience influencing cross-functional stakeholders
- Experience with CRM, CPQ, Billing, ecommerce, or similar enterprise workflow platforms (e.g., Salesforce)
- Track record of simplifying or modernizing legacy systems into scalable, maintainable architectures
- Experience working on revenue-critical or monetization platforms at scale
- Experience improving data consistency and integrity across distributed systems
- Demonstrated ability to influence technical direction across teams without direct authority
- CompensationUS Zone 1This role is not available in Zone 1US Zone 2$223,400 - $302,200 USDUS Zone 3$198,600 - $268,600 USD
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