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Full Stack Developer

Summary

Build and maintain Shopify storefronts and Node.js/TypeScript backend services for an ecommerce hair-care brand, using Liquid, REST APIs, and CI/CD.

Svitla Systems Inc. is looking for a Full Stack Developer (Shopify/Node) for a full-time position (40 hours per week) in Mexico, Costa-Rica, Colombia. Our client is a company that provides premium products for hair treatment.

Requirements

  • Shopify: theme development (Liquid), app/extension architecture (2–3+ years hands‑on)
  • Backend: Node.js + TypeScript (production‑level), REST APIs, third‑party integrations
  • Tooling: Git workflow, automated testing, CI/CD (GitHub Actions or equivalent)

Nice To Have

  • Familiarity with WordPress development.
  • Knowledge of PHP.
  • AWS or similar cloud platforms (deployments, serverless)
  • Databases: SQL or NoSQL (practical experience)

Responsibilities

  • Design and execute storefront improvements (Liquid, theme customization) and backend integrations
  • Develop and maintain APIs and Node.js/TypeScript services supporting ecommerce features
  • Optimize performance and reliability of existing stack; propose architectural improvements
  • Build internal tooling to accelerate team development and operations
  • Review code following PR‑based workflow; contribute to CI/CD pipeline

WE OFFER

  • US and EU projects based on advanced technologies.
  • Competitive compensation based on skills and experience.
  • Regular performance appraisals to support your growth.
  • Flexibility in workspace, either remote or our welcoming office.
  • Bonuses for article writing, public talks, other activities.
  • Generous time off, including vacation, national holidays, sick leaves, and family days.
  • Personalized learning programs tailored to your interests and skill development.
  • Free tech webinars and meetups organized by Svitla.
  • Regular corporate online activities.
  • Awesome team and a friendly, supportive community.

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