Adobe Commerce Lead – Headless E‑Commerce Architect

Komatsu; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits (medical, dental, vision)

401k and/or employee savings programs

Employee and family assistance programs

Job summary

A leading global technology company is seeking a Technical Lead specializing in Adobe Commerce to drive their digital commerce transformation initiatives. The successful candidate will architect scalable solutions within a modern headless architecture, engage in hands-on development, and lead cross-functional teams. This role offers opportunities for mentorship and requires strong skills in API design and cloud environments. Join to be part of something impactful and advance modern commerce practices.

Qualifications

• 5+ years with Adobe Commerce (Magento) in enterprise-scale implementations.
• Deep knowledge of Adobe Commerce Cloud architecture, custom module development, and performance optimization.
• Experience integrating commerce platforms with enterprise systems.

Responsibilities

• Lead technical design and development for Adobe Commerce Cloud within a headless architecture.
• Define scalable, secure, API-driven commerce services using GraphQL and REST.
• Contribute hands-on to Adobe Commerce development and custom module design.

Skills

Adobe Commerce expertise

API design principles

PHP

MySQL

JavaScript

Analytical thinking

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or related discipline

Tools

AWS

Azure

GCP

Job description

A leading global technology company is seeking a Technical Lead specializing in Adobe Commerce to drive their digital commerce transformation initiatives. The successful candidate will architect scalable solutions within a modern headless architecture, engage in hands-on development, and lead cross-functional teams. This role offers opportunities for mentorship and requires strong skills in API design and cloud environments. Join to be part of something impactful and advance modern commerce practices.