<div class="show-more-less-html__markup show-more-less-html__markup--clamp-after-5 relative overflow-hidden"> <strong>Job Description<br/><br/></strong>Shopware is a leading ecommerce system that enables companies worldwide to scale quickly and efficiently in digital commerce. As a trendsetting open source solution, Shopware is already used by some of the largest European brands, retailers, and manufacturers in the B2C and B2B industries.<br/><br/>We’re building a new enablement team, which will be responsible for our Shopware Pulse product area, encompassing everything related to managing subscriptions, payments, and overages for our Shopware Services.<br/><br/>As a Backend Engineer, you’ll own critical service-to-service infrastructure, data pipelines, and APIs that power both internal operations and merchant-facing capabilities. This role is ideal for engineers who are passionate about <strong>scalable distributed systems, API-driven architectures, and cloud-native solutions</strong>, with an interest in growing their skill set toward full-stack development.<br/><br/>No matter where you work, you are an integral part of the team. Therefore, we are looking for a <strong>Backend Engineer</strong> (m/f/d) for the Service Enablement Team throughout <strong>Germany/Europe</strong>!<br/><br/>These are your tasks:<br/><br/><ul><li>Design, build, and evolve Go-based gRPC services, including OAuth flows, integrations, and caching strategies</li><li>Build and operate the service backends in TypeScript/Node.js (e.g., Hono), including internal and merchant APIs, background workers, and scheduled jobs</li><li>Shape contract-first APIs (Protobuf/OpenAPI), versioning strategies, and safe rollouts across multiple consumer services</li><li>Own data reliability and consistency across Redis caches, MySQL persistence, and asynchronous job queues (SQS)</li><li>Implement security and multi-tenant access patterns (M2M auth, signed query params, internal auth)</li><li>Drive observability and resilience (structured logging, metrics, tracing, retries, and backpressure)</li><li>Collaborate with platform/infra to optimize AWS-based deployments (ECS, Terraform, CI/CD, secrets management)<br/><br/></li></ul>This is what you’ll bring to the table:<br/><br/><ul><li>5+ years of backend engineering experience in Go and/or TypeScript (Node.js)</li><li>Solid experience working with AI-assisted coding tools like Cursor, Claude Code, and Antigravity, with well-defined processes to ensure high-quality code generation</li><li>Strong background in distributed systems, APIs (gRPC/REST), and service-to-service integrations</li><li>Experience with relational databases (MySQL) and caches (Redis) at scale</li><li>Familiarity with asynchronous processing and job queues (SQS or similar)</li><li>Experience with Cloud (AWS), containerized deployments (Docker, ECS), and Terraform</li><li>Clear communication, ownership mindset, and fluent English<br/><br/></li></ul>This is what we offer you:<br/><br/><ul><li>Company Culture: Open culture with flat hierarchies, where individual initiative is encouraged.</li><li>Employment Contracts: Permanent positions that offer long-term security.</li><li>Flexibility: Flexible working hours and options for mobile work and full-remote contracts.</li><li>Equipment: Freedom to choose your preferred work hardware.</li><li>Onboarding: Well-structured onboarding with support from a personal "buddy."</li><li>Work Environment: An inspiring environment with dedicated colleagues and a dynamic community.</li><li>Development Opportunities: Diverse opportunities for personal growth and development.</li><li>Additional Benefits: Attractive perks such as company pension plans, health programs, and regular team events.</li><li> and much more!<br/><br/></li></ul>You can get a detailed insight on our career page.<br/><br/><strong>Your personal contact for this position is Yanina Rudenko and is happy to answer any questions you may have!<br/><br/></strong>Protecting your personal data is a top priority for us. You can find our applicant information here. </div>