The job board built for ecommerce platform engineers.
The job board built exclusively for ecommerce platform specialists.
StoreJobs.dev is a job board built exclusively for ecommerce platform specialists. We list engineering, growth, and technical roles for the people who build and run online stores on Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento / Adobe Commerce, commercetools, and Medusa.
We exist because general job boards bury ecommerce roles inside a pile of generic “software engineer” listings. StoreJobs carries only ecommerce platform work, so the person who builds checkout on Shopify Plus or owns subscriptions on WooCommerce can find the role without filtering the whole internet first.
If you are hiring for a Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento / Adobe Commerce, commercetools, or Medusa role, StoreJobs shows it next to other work on these stacks, not in a generic software-engineer pile.
Most roles appear here automatically from public career pages. To put a role in front of this audience directly, post it at /post-a-job. Questions: hello@storejobs.dev.
Most listings come from a company's own careers page, not from reseller feeds. Companies and their agencies can also post directly. Apply links point straight to the employer, with a StoreJobs UTM tag so you can see the traffic we send. Sourced listings follow the careers page and come down when the role does; posted listings run for their term. When a company publishes pay, we show it, with no estimated ranges or guesswork.
StoreJobs is for the people who build and run online stores on these platforms, from the engineers who write the code to the project managers, tech leads, engineering managers, and directors of engineering who ship and scale them, plus the growth, CRO, and solution engineers who work with them. For all of them it is a way to find platform work without wading through roles that have nothing to do with commerce.
Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento / Adobe Commerce, commercetools, and Medusa. Backend and frontend engineering, headless and composable builds, payments and checkout, migrations, and the growth, CRO, and technical leadership roles that sit alongside them.