Senior Software Engineer - Agentic Commerce & Automation

Senior Software Engineer - Agentic Commerce & Automation Remote - USA About Wizard Wizard is the top-performing AI Shopping Agent, delivering the best products from across the web with unmatched accuracy, quality, and trust. The Role We’re looking for a Senior Software Engineer to join the team responsible for building and evolving Wizard’s core platform services and integrations. This role sits at the intersection of client integrations, backend services, and platform reliability. You’ll help design and implement the APIs and systems that connect merchants, ecommerce platforms, and external partners into Wizard’s agentic commerce stack. You’ll work primarily in Node.js / TypeScript , with exposure to frontend surfaces where needed, and collaborate closely with product, data, AI/ML and client application teams. What You’ll Do Build and maintain platform services and APIs that support merchant integrations and external partners. Design and implement integrations with ecommerce platforms (e.g., Shopify) and other commerce systems. Write clean, readable, and extensible code in Node.js and TypeScript for backend services and APIs. Experience working integrating external APIs at scale. Contribute to select frontend or admin interfaces (React) that support platform functionality and operations. Participate in technical design discussions: scoping solutions, identifying tradeoffs, and breaking work into deliverable units. Collaborate closely with other engineers through code reviews, pairing, and group problem-solving. Improve system reliability, observability, and performance across platform services. Help evolve Wizard’s integration architecture as we scale to more partners and higher traffic. Write and maintain technical documentation for services, APIs, and development practices. What Success Looks like Owning meaningful components of the platform end to end, and platform services and integrations that you own are stable and scalable under growing traffic. Independently designing and implementing reliable and scalable integrations with external partners. Merchant and partner integrations are easier to build, extend and maintain. You raise the technical bar through thoughtful design, strong code reviews and clear documentation and your code meets high standards for readability, testability and maintainability. You act as a trusted platform engineer and balance speed, quality and long term system health. Ideal Background Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or equivalent practical experience. 4-6+ years of professional software engineering experience. Experience building or maintaining Shopify apps or ecommerce platform integrations. Strong experience building server side applications in Node.js / TypeScript. Experience writing and consuming RESTful and/or GraphQL APIs. Comfortable working with SQL databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL) and NoSQL (MongoDB) datastores. Solid understanding of web application architecture, system design, and service boundaries. Comfortable collaborating in a team environment and explaining technical decisions clearly. Experience integrating with third-party platforms or external APIs. Proficiency with Git and modern development workflows (PRs, CI, code review). Proficiency with modern frontend frameworks (React, Vue, etc) at least at an integration level. Experience working in an environment with sensitive user data or compliance regulations (PCI, SOCS2, HIPPA, etc). The expected base salary range for this role will vary based on skills, experience, role level, and geographic location. Final compensation will be determined by considering these factors alongside overall role scope and responsibilities. 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