Location: PL Warsaw Workspace
Description
SPS Commerce is a leading provider of cloud-based supply chain management solutions, serving a global network of retail trading partners. We foster a collaborative and inclusive work environment where innovation and continuous improvement are highly valued. Join SPS Commerce and be part of a dynamic team that's transforming the global retail supply chain!
Position Summary
We are looking for a Software Engineer to join our Network Onboarding team at SPS Commerce. You’ll transform existing workflows by designing, building, and implementing agentic solutions, including AI agents, skills, and reusable product assets that drive greater automation, autonomy, and efficiency. Initial focus areas include retailer onboarding, testing, and other internal processes with strong potential for automation.
You’ll go deep into the onboarding domain, shape technical approaches, and draw on architecture and infrastructure support from other development teams as needed. You’ll own your work end-to-end, from design and development through testing, code review, and delivery.
We’re looking for someone who wants to understand the business behind the code, thrives in a fast-moving environment, and enjoys working with engineering teams across SPS
Essential Responsibilities / Duties
- Work with minimal supervision to implement complex methods and procedures within assigned problem domain
- Own the development, testing, and deployment of an entire product
- Estimate new work with consideration and commitment
- Build services and components upon the latest frameworks, platforms and service providers
- Identify and communicate risk, ambiguity, complexity, and dependencies
- Partner with experts in specialized areas like usability, cloud automation, and service reliability in a technically complex environment
- Share knowledge of technical skills, patterns, and practices with the rest of the team
- Code review
Location
This is a hybrid role located in our Warsaw office
Job description provided by Spscommerce.
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