Senior Software Engineer

ice.com is the little secret of the most fashionable, stylish shoppers who want to sparkle without breaking the bank. Our in-the-know fine jewelry experts regularly scour the globe for the latest styles and trends to bring you the most elegant and dazzling jewelry collections. Whether you’re looking to shine at your next happy hour or cocktail party or for a unique, special gift, ice.com has got you covered, delivering to your satisfaction.

- As a member of our small but seriously talented engineering team, you will play a key role in both shaping and building our technologies. Your scope will be broad, ranging from user-facing features to server-side components and libraries. We are looking for a generalist who enjoys learning and working with different technologies. And of course you will be expected to commit code on your first day. - This job description is not meant to be an all-inclusive list of duties and responsibilities, but constitutes a general definition of the position's scope and function in the company.

- True, full-stack engineers with extensive experience in Python/Django or Java. (Django is a key part of our stack but we use some Java). - Strong foundation in computer science, with competencies in data structures, algorithms, databases, software design and dev ops. - Work experience with relational databases and SQL. - Experience with agile development process in collaborative environment. - BS in Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, or Physics OR 4 years of relevant work experience. - Good understanding of performance tradeoffs. Bonus Points: - We are currently using Magento, an open source e-commerce platform built in Zend PHP - yuck), but we are building a new, badass e-commerce platform (Django, Java, Node.js and integrating it with Netsuite's order management tools (no need to re-invent the entire wheel, after all). Related experience is a plus. - MS or PhD - if you have an awesome Github repo, open source contributions, or a cool project you can demo, please cut to the front of the line...