Hebe dich für diese Rolle von der Masse ab — erstelle in etwa einer Minute einen maßgeschneiderten Lebenslauf und ein Anschreiben.
CommerceClarity S.r.l. in Berlin seeks a Retail Engineer to design and deploy AI-driven catalog workflows for enterprise retailers in the DACH region.
You will own client engagements from discovery through production, balancing consultancy with engineering to deliver measurable improvements. You’ll work hybrid from Berlin with periodic travel to Milan and Barcelona as the platform is already built there, and you’ll shape how we deliver by evolving agent flows and KPIs with customers and internal
Retailers still run too much catalog work through spreadsheets and copy-paste: filling missing attributes, adapting products to each marketplace, and keeping thousands of SKUs accurate. CommerceClarity replaces that manual work with AI agents.
As a Retail Engineer you put those agents to work inside each customer’s operation, from discovery and workflow design to integration and production. Part retail consultant, part engineer, working with our customers across Germany and the DACH region.
This is a high-ownership seat. You own our most strategic accounts end to end and you set the delivery method the rest of the team runs on. We weigh attitude and the combination over years on paper: the sweet spot is three to six years, and the right builder energy beats seniority.
This is one of the first seats we are opening in Germany. You would work out of Berlin on DACH accounts, with the platform and the delivery method already built behind you in Milan and Barcelona.
New tools tend to produce job titles that were not there a few years earlier. Growth engineer and marketing engineer both appeared once the people who understood the funnel could write the code that ran it, and forward deployed engineer and deployment strategist appeared when the same thing happened to enterprise delivery. None of them was a rename. They exist because splitting the person who understands the process from the person who builds it stopped paying for itself.
Retail Engineer is that seat for catalog operations. Outside retail the same job is called deployment strategist, and most of the people who fit it have spent five or six years in solution delivery or solution consulting at a retail software vendor or a consultancy. They read business processes for a living and they own the customer, and almost all of them have a technical side they were never given room to use: the configuration screen ended exactly where the interesting part started, and everything past it went to a development team on another continent.
What changed is the platform. The agents are built there, changed there and run there, so the person who designs the workflow is the person who builds it, in front of the customer, in the same week. You write the prompts and you wire up their systems, and when a number moves you go and change whatever produced it. AI coding assistants work alongside you, so a change that used to take a sprint becomes a prompt and a test.
The half of the job you were already good at stays. Discovery, a room full of stakeholders, an account that trusts you: here that is what keeps the building honest, because you are the one who heard what they actually meant. What you gain is the other half. You spend your days on agent design, evals and prompt engineering, inside a company that runs its own operations on agents, which is a faster education in this than anything you could sign up for.
It is not pure delivery and it is not pure engineering. You sit at the intersection: you understand the retailer’s catalog workflow well enough to redesign it around agents, and you have the depth to build the agent flows yourself.
You cover the whole lifecycle. The preparation, mapping their processes, designing the workflow, writing and iterating the prompts, defining the KPIs. Then the run, deployment, integration with their systems, monitoring, debugging, and optimization against those KPIs.
And you do not only deliver. You shape how we deliver and you grow the engineers around you, so one senior hire lifts the team instead of adding a pair of hands. You work closely with the Agent Product Managers, who own the product direction, and with the AI Engineers on delivery.
Our founders have spent their careers building and operating retail at scale. They have founded retail companies generating tens of millions in revenue, launched and scaled Amazon’s operations in Italy and Spain, led operations at Everli across more than 2,000 employees, and shaped product direction at Shopify and Zalando. Operator, founder, product leader. Every seat that defined modern European commerce.