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Shopify Developer – Backend & Integrations
Remote – UK
£55,000 – £70,000 + 20% bonus
My client is a rapidly growing ecommerce business investing heavily in its technology estate as it continues to scale.
They're looking for a hands-on Shopify Developer to join their engineering team, with a particular focus on backend development, APIs and integrations across Shopify and the wider systems landscape.
This isn't a traditional frontend Shopify role. You'll be working on the systems and data flows behind the ecommerce platform, connecting Shopify with ERP, warehouse, fulfilment and other operational platforms.
The role
- Build and maintain integrations using Shopify APIs and webhooks
- Develop backend services using JavaScript / TypeScript / Node.js
- Work with data flows across orders, customers, products, inventory and fulfilment
- Integrate Shopify with ERP, WMS and other third-party platforms
- Build and maintain custom Shopify applications and functionality
- Diagnose integration failures, data discrepancies and production issues
- Improve the reliability and scalability of existing integrations
- Work closely with ecommerce, ERP and wider technology teams on new requirements
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About you
- Strong hands-on Shopify development experience
- Backend development experience with JavaScript / TypeScript / Node.js or similar
- Experience building or supporting integrations using APIs and webhooks
- Good understanding of ecommerce data and how Shopify connects with downstream systems
- Comfortable troubleshooting issues across multiple platforms
- Strong problem-solving skills and a hands-on approach


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Experience with Shopify Plus, NetSuite, ERP/WMS integrations, Celigo or other iPaaS platforms would be a big advantage, but isn't essential.
The key requirement is someone who enjoys the backend and integration side of Shopify rather than purely frontend/theme development.
Fully remote UK | £55,000 – £70,000 + 20% bonus
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