#1 open-source ecommerce project on GitHub; https://github.com/medusajs/medusa We are building the world’s most flexible commerce platform. Built for developers with a focus on strong commerce primitives and a framework for customization.
We are a small seed-funded ($8M) team of 16 people looking for key hires who want to work closely with our founding team to build the next generation of commerce infrastructure.
We are looking for engineers motivated to tackle complex problems and who care about crafting great products for developers.
Medusa (https://medusajs.com)| Remote | Full-time| Europe + US East Coast #1 open-source ecommerce project on GitHub; https://github.com/medusajs/medusa
We are building the world’s most flexible commerce platform. Built for developers with a focus on strong commerce primitives and a framework for customization.
We are a small seed-funded ($8M) team of 16 people looking for key hires who want to work closely with our founding team to build the next generation of commerce infrastructure.
We are looking for engineers motivated to tackle complex problems and who care about crafting great products for developers.
We are building the world’s most flexible commerce platform. Built for developers with a focus on strong commerce primitives and a framework for customization.
We are a small seed-funded ($8M) team of 18 people looking for key hires who want to work closely with our founding team to build the next generation of commerce infrastructure.
We are looking for engineers motivated to tackle complex problems and who care about crafting great products for developers.
We are building the world’s most flexible commerce platform. Built for developers with a focus on strong commerce primitives and a framework for customization.
We are a small seed-funded ($8M) team of 18 people looking for key hires who want to work closely with our founding team to build our future cloud platform for companies to host their Medusa project (think Vercel for commerce).
We are looking for engineers motivated to tackle complex problems and who care about crafting great products for developers.
We are building the world’s most flexible commerce platform. Built for developers with a focus on strong commerce primitives and a framework for customization.
We are a small seed-funded ($8M) team of 16 people looking for key hires who want to work closely with our founding team to build our future cloud platform for companies to host their Medusa project (think Vercel for commerce).
We are looking for engineers motivated to tackle complex problems and who care about crafting great products for developers.
We are building the world’s most flexible commerce platform. Built for developers with a focus on strong commerce primitives and a framework for customization.
We are a small seed-funded ($8M) team of 16 people looking for key hires who want to work closely with our founding team to build our future cloud platform for companies to host their Medusa project (think Vercel for commerce).
We are looking for engineers motivated to tackle complex problems and who care about crafting great products for developers.
I have been building with Shopify before. They have a great product for small merchants and people just getting started - but as soon as you scale and want more customization, that is where you meet the blocker.
As someone who works in the commerce space day-to-day, the trend is interesting and definitely something you will hear a lot of ecommerce managers and businesses discuss.
Aside from the frontend flexibility, one major advantage of building API-first in an ecommerce context is that it can allow different parts of the system to be developed and maintained independently. This can make it easier to update and extend individual components without affecting the overall system - which is often a headache with current systems such as Shopify, Magento etc.
IMO, One of the most interesting nuances in the space is the focus shift between OS and closed-source solutions in this space. The problem for larger companies (+$50M) is that they seek to build something their tech teams can take full ownership of and easily inject custom logic into. This is not as easy with proprietary solutions even if they are headless and API-first. Instead these businesses end up looking into either building something fully custom or seek out open source solutions like Medusa (JS/TS), Sylius (PHP) or Spree (Ruby) to use as a foundation to build a custom setup from.
In general though, the headless / API-first trend definitely seem to be something that a lot of companies are exploring at the moment.
#1 open-source ecommerce project on GitHub; https://github.com/medusajs/medusa We are building the world’s most flexible commerce platform. Built for developers with a focus on strong commerce primitives and a framework for customization.
We are a small seed-funded ($8M) team of 16 people looking for key hires who want to work closely with our founding team to build the next generation of commerce infrastructure.
We are looking for engineers motivated to tackle complex problems and who care about crafting great products for developers.
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Tech stack: Node, Typescript, Postgres.
- Full Stack Engineers for our core team: https://medusajs.com/careers/software-engineer/
- Solutions Engineer to support users building with Medusa: https://medusajs.com/careers/solutions-engineer/