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Junior Shopify Developer

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harbour outdoorPhoenix (AZ)
Software DevelopersSoftware Publishers

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$60,000 - $70,000 per year

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About the role

Job Description
Location: Phoenix, Arizona Summary: Harbour is looking for a Junior Shopify Developer / Storefront Manager to support the day-to-day operations, maintenance, and continuous improvement of our Shopify storefronts. This role is under the IT Department, and sits at the intersection of e-commerce operations and light development — you'll be responsible for keeping our product and metadata clean and accurate, maintaining storefront applications, supporting integrations with our broader systems, and contributing to Shopify theme updates. This is a great opportunity for someone early in their career who wants to grow their technical skill set while owning meaningful pieces of our e-commerce infrastructure.
Responsibilities:
  • Product & Metadata Management
  • Maintain and audit product data across the Shopify catalog (titles, descriptions, variants, images, pricing, collections)
  • Manage metafields and metadata structures to support merchandising, SEO, and app functionality
  • Ensure data consistency between Shopify and connected systems (ERP, PIM, etc.)Storefront & Application Maintenance
  • Perform general Shopify storefront maintenance, including monitoring app health, resolving broken links/pages, and troubleshooting storefront issues
  • Support and maintain third-party Shopify apps and their configurations
  • Make Shopify theme edits and updates (Liquid, HTML/CSS/JS) for layout, content, and functionality changes
  • Maintain internal documentation for storefront configurations, processes, and troubleshooting guide
  • ReportingBuild and maintain recurring reports on storefront performance, product data health, and general e-commerce metrics
  • Support ad hoc reporting requests from marketing, operations, and leadership Integration & Middleware (Preferred not required)
  • Assist with maintaining integrations between Shopify and other business systems (ERP, order management, marketing platforms)
  • Exposure to or interest in Node.js is a plus — candidates comfortable reading/writing basic middleware code, working with REST APIs, or supporting webhook-based integrations will have opportunity to grow into this responsibility
  • Support troubleshooting of data sync issues between Shopify and connected platforms Qualifications: 1-2 years of hands-on experience working within Shopify (Shopify Plus experience a plus)
  • Comfortable navigating Shopify Admin, product/inventory management, and basic Liquid templating
  • Familiarity with metafields, metaobjects, and how Shopify data structures work
  • Strong attention to detail — comfortable working in spreadsheets and data sets to identify and fix inconsistencies
  • Basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScriptAbility to write clear documentation and communicate technical issues to non-technical stakeholders
  • Organized, self-directed, and comfortable managing multiple ongoing maintenance tasks
Nice to have:
  • Experience with Node.js or general backend/API development
  • Exposure to ERP systems (NetSuite or similar) or middleware/integration tools
  • Familiarity with NetSuite RESTlets or SuiteScriptExperience with IPaaS Tools ( Celigo )Experience with reporting/BI tools.
  • Employment Information:
Compensation: $60,000-70,000/annually About Harbour Outdoor: Harbour is a family-owned global design brand rooted in nearly fifty years of craftsmanship and heritage. Founded in 1976 by master blacksmith Jim Condos, Harbour has grown from a small Sydney workshop into an internationally recognized luxury outdoor furniture company, still led by multiple generations of the Condos family. We are fully vertically integrated, designing and manufacturing our collections in-house to ensure exceptional quality, performance, and attention to detail. Harbour blends refined design with durable, sustainably sourced materials to create products that elevate outdoor living across residential, hospitality, and commercial spaces worldwide. Powered by JazzHRVX5dOq9ycA

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