D2C Digital Experience Web Development

Who you are

• Education: Must be currently enrolled in a bachelor's or master's program, or have graduated within the past year
• Strong HTML, CSS, JavaScript/TypeScript, and a modern framework (React, Vue); e-commerce platform familiarity a plus
• Working knowledge of Git, Jira/agile workflows, and QA basics; enough Figma/design literacy to partner with creative teams
• Demonstrated experience building with AI tools, with examples you can speak to
• Comfort working cross-functionally with product, design, data, and engineering teams — and using performance insights to decide what to build next
• An entrepreneurial, ownership mindset: you treat every sprint like Day 1 and ship scalable solutions, not one-off patches
• Excellent communication — you'll translate between designers, engineers, and business daily

What the job involves

• Duration: Until December 2026
• Start Date: August 2026
• Contract Type: Fixed-Term Contract
• CodeSharks are SharkNinja's AI-forward early talent web developers, embedded in our D2C business to make our websites faster and better every sprint
• You'll attack a substantial backlog of D2C tickets — fixing the bugs you can own end-to-end, accelerating velocity on the rest — and serve as the conduit between Design and Engineering, translating design intent into clear, buildable requirements
• You'll work in an agile model, ship real code to sites millions of consumers visit, and use AI tools like Claude Enterprise to move fast
• Triage, prioritize, and resolve issues from the D2C ticket backlog — shipping fixes to production and improving velocity sprint over sprint
• Operate in agile: sprint planning, standups, story pointing, retrospectives
• Bridge Design and Engineering — turn creative/UX intent into clear technical requirements and acceptance criteria that eliminate rework
• Use AI-assisted development (Claude Enterprise, coding assistants, automated testing) to accelerate debugging, review, and QA
• Identify root causes of recurring defects and propose durable fixes — not just flags
• Report site health, bug burn-down, and velocity to business and technology leaders