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Power the product data behind intelligent commerce experiences
Do you enjoy solving complex engineering challenges and building systems that perform at scale? As a Senior Full Stack Developer on our Launch team, you'll develop the infrastructure and applications that power product catalog ingestion, helping enterprise customers keep their product data accurate, accessible, and ready to deliver relevant search experiences.
Your work will span backend services and frontend applications, including our Shopify connector, Data Health capabilities, and catalog management solutions. You'll collaborate with experienced engineers to build reliable, scalable systems that support Coveo's artificial intelligence (AI)-powered commerce solutions.
Do you think you can bring this role to life? Send us your application, we want to hear from you!
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