Software Platforms

The **Staff Payment Systems Engineer** is a senior individual contributor responsible for the architecture, reliability, security, and evolution of the company’s payment processing capabilities as a shared platform. This role designs and delivers foundational payment services (authorization, capture, refunds, payout flows, reconciliation, and payment method integrations) that product teams can safely and rapidly build upon.

The **Staff Commerce Platform Engineer** is a senior individual contributor responsible for the architecture, reliability, scalability, and developer enablement of a company’s commerce platform capabilities—such as catalog, pricing, promotions, cart, checkout, payments, tax, order management, subscriptions, and entitlement—delivered as internal platforms and shared services. The role focuses on building and evolving a secure, highly available, observable, and extensible commerce foundation that enables product teams to ship customer-facing commerce experiences quickly and safely.

The Senior Payment Systems Engineer designs, builds, and operates payment capabilities that are secure, highly available, and compliant, enabling the company to accept, route, authorize, capture, settle, and reconcile transactions reliably across multiple payment methods and providers. This role exists because payments are a revenue-critical platform capability where latency, uptime, fraud, compliance, and correctness directly impact conversion, customer trust, and financial reporting.

The **Senior Commerce Platform Engineer** designs, builds, and operates the core commerce platform capabilities that enable a company to sell products or services digitally at scale—reliably, securely, and with strong developer ergonomics for product teams. This role focuses on **platform-grade backend services** such as checkout, cart, promotions, pricing, orders, payments integration, taxation, identity/authorization touchpoints, and the APIs/events that connect commerce to downstream systems (fulfillment, CRM, finance).

The **Principal Payment Systems Engineer** is a senior individual contributor responsible for the end-to-end technical integrity, resilience, and evolution of payment processing capabilities within a software platform organization. This role designs and governs payment services and integrations (e.g., card processing, wallets, bank transfers), ensuring high availability, low latency, correctness of money movement, and audit-ready traceability across complex distributed systems.

The **Principal Commerce Platform Engineer** is a senior individual-contributor (IC) engineering leader responsible for the architecture, reliability, scalability, and evolution of the company’s commerce platform capabilities—typically including **catalog, pricing, promotions, cart, checkout, payments, tax, order management, fulfillment integrations, and customer identity touchpoints**. This role designs and steers the technical direction of the commerce platform so product and feature teams can ship customer-facing commerce experiences safely, quickly, and cost-effectively.

The Payment Systems Engineer designs, builds, and operates the software services and integrations that enable secure, reliable, and scalable payment processing across a company’s products and platforms. This role focuses on payment transaction flows (authorization, capture, refunds, chargebacks), payment orchestration, integrations with payment service providers (PSPs) and card networks (via PSPs), and the operational excellence required for money movement systems.

The **Lead Payment Systems Engineer** is a senior technical leader within the Software Platforms organization responsible for designing, building, and operating highly reliable payment capabilities (e.g., payment authorization, capture, refunds, payouts, reconciliation, and payment method integrations). The role balances deep engineering execution with technical leadership—setting standards, reducing systemic risk, and ensuring payment flows remain correct, secure, compliant, and observable at scale.

The Lead Commerce Platform Engineer is a senior, hands-on engineering leader responsible for building, operating, and evolving the commerce platform capabilities that enable online selling at scale—typically including catalog, pricing, promotions, cart, checkout, payments, order orchestration, and the APIs and infrastructure that power these domains. This role combines deep technical execution with platform stewardship: establishing standards, ensuring reliability and security, and accelerating product teams through reusable components, paved roads, and automation.

The **Junior Payment Systems Engineer** is an early-career software engineer within the Software Platforms department who helps build, integrate, and operate payment capabilities that enable customers to pay reliably and securely. This role contributes to payment flows such as authorizations, captures, refunds, webhooks, and reconciliation by implementing well-defined engineering tasks under guidance, with a strong focus on correctness, resilience, and observability.

A **Junior Commerce Platform Engineer** supports the build, operation, and continuous improvement of a company’s commerce platform capabilities—typically including checkout services, product catalog services, pricing and promotions, order management, payments integration, and related developer tooling. The role focuses on **reliable delivery and operations of platform components** through coding, configuration, automation, monitoring, and incident support under guidance from more senior engineers.

The **Commerce Platform Engineer** designs, builds, and operates the core platform capabilities that enable digital commerce experiences—such as product catalog services, pricing and promotions, cart and checkout, order lifecycle, payments integrations, customer identity touchpoints, and commerce-related APIs. This role focuses on creating reusable, reliable, secure, and scalable platform services that product teams and channels (web, mobile, partner, POS, marketplace) can consume to ship commerce features quickly and safely.

The **Associate Payment Systems Engineer** is an early-career software engineer focused on building, operating, and improving payment capabilities that power a company’s software platforms—such as checkout, billing, invoicing, subscription renewals, and payouts. This role contributes to reliable and secure payment processing by implementing well-defined features, integrations, fixes, and operational improvements under guidance from senior engineers and technical leads.

The Associate Commerce Platform Engineer helps build, operate, and continuously improve a company’s commerce platform capabilities—typically covering core e-commerce services such as product catalog, pricing, promotions, cart/checkout, payments integrations, and order lifecycle services. The role blends software engineering with platform operations: delivering reliable services and tooling that enable product teams to ship commerce experiences quickly and safely.