About the role
E-Commerce Full-Stack Developer
Whiskey Library is seeking a talented Full-Stack E-Commerce Developer for a long-term partnership. Join us at the forefront of reshaping how customers discover, purchase, and engage with bourbon. This isn’t a role for maintaining legacy code or sifting through endless backlogs—you’ll tackle real business challenges, architect scalable solutions, and rapidly deploy new products in a dynamic environment.
As a core part of our technology-driven journey, you’ll have a direct impact on modernizing the customer experience. You’ll work independently, proactively, and creatively, transforming initial concepts into robust solutions without constant oversight. Your execution, problem-solving skills, ownership mentality, and ability to learn and adapt quickly matter more to us than a fancy resume or experience at a large company.
Responsibilities:
Build and enhance Shopify storefronts and landing pages
Develop customer-facing tools for subscriptions and personalization
Create internal dashboards and operational systems
Build custom Shopify applications and backend workflows
Optimize checkout, site performance, and conversion workflows
Collaborate closely with the team to turn concepts into scalable products
Write clean, maintainable, production-ready code
Tech Stack:
Shopify (Liquid, APIs, theme architecture), JavaScript/TypeScript, Node.js, React, SQL, HTML/CSS, REST/GraphQL APIs. We prioritize efficient development and actively use AI-assisted tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot. Candidates should be comfortable leveraging these modern workflows.
Who Thrives Here:
This opportunity is ideal for those who take ownership, move fast, communicate clearly, and work well independently. If you prefer highly structured corporate environments, constant supervision, or rigid processes, this may not be the right fit.
If you’re passionate about solving tough problems, shipping great products, and advancing e-commerce in the bourbon industry, we’d love to hear from you.
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